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Publishers Weekly, April 28th, 1997

Patricia Cornwell. Putnam, $15.95 (352p) ISBN 0-399-14285-1

In this return to the luridly fascinating world of Dr. Kay Scarpetta, Cornwell delivers the goods her fans love best. Moving from serial dismemberment to a high-tech virus that threatens a pox-like epidemic, this eighth appearance (following last year's Cause of Death) of the compulsive forensics pathologist who is Virginia's Medical Examiner and a consultant to the FBI ranges from Dublin to Richmond, Va., making stops at a tiny barrier island in the Chesapeake Bay and the governments huge biological defense facility in Dugway, Uta...

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