When the body of her former teacher, mentor and friend Geraldine Edwards is brought into the morgue following her sudden death, Cassie is hit by not only a tidal wave of grief, but the feeling that this wasn’t a natural death. But I liked this complex, flawed and slightly offbeat protagonist. It goes without saying that she’s viewed as strange by some. Cassie Raven is a goth mortuary assistant who secretly believes the dead speak to her, practices taxidermy in her free time and has held a fascination with the dead since childhood. Occasionally they would even answer.”īody Language introduces us to a new and original voice in crime fiction. “From her first day in the mortuary five years ago it had felt totally natural to talk to the bodies in her care, to treat them as if they were still alive - still people. The pathologist says that her death was an accident.
I’ve eviscerated thousands of bodies, but never someone I know before – someone who meant a lot to me someone I loved. The dead want to tell us what happened to them. They can’t understand why I choose to cut up dead bodies for a living. People think being a mortuary technician is a seriously weird job. Genre: Mystery, Suspense, Thriller, Crime Fiction, Noir Fiction, Police Procedural, Medical Fiction, Medical Thrillerįor fans of Tess Gerritsen and Kathy Reichs comes a gripping debut thriller introducing Camden’s most exciting new forensic investigator.Ĭassie Raven believes the dead can talk. Thank you to Tracy at Compulsive Readers for the invitation to take part and to Zaffre for the gifted eBook ARC. I’m delighted to be one of the bloggers opening the blog tour to for Body Language, the first book in an exciting new series.
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