#kathy brennan

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Alice Brennan - Never to Die - Magnum - 1971

[bangbangwhoa]

books I’ve read in 2024 📖 no. 154

Fire and Bones by Kathy Reichs

“Why wasn’t the place shut down?”

“I don’t know. What I do know is that the poor souls inside that building didn’t stand a chance.”

[which-chara-is-better]

[nocticola]

Faking a Murderer (2018) Kathy Reichs & Lee Child

Reacher had never heard the word Temperance used as a name before.

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“I have to go.” Toe-slamming the pedal and tossing her gear into the biohazard bin.

“That’s it?”

“My [Brennan's] paralegal is in grave danger.”

[grimweaver]

LOL! Love the name switch-- Kathy Reichs is the main character and Temperance Brennan is the author.

[fnife]

Anyone know the Virals book series by Kathy Reichs???

[torybrennanvirals]

I've been working on making collages of the Virals series. More to come! I do not own these photos.

[ambermariehillman]

Either Kathy Reichs or Jack Carr ❤️

[fascinationsublime]

There is a very cool episode of Bones where they identify where a girl is from by analyzing her sign language and identifying her regional dialect. I don't know ASL so I don't actually know how accurate it is. It's season 6 episode 21 the signs in the silence and it's on Hulu and Amazon prime as well as Disney plus according to Google (for some reason. Why do you own everything Disney?). It's one of my favorite episodes.

Blind people must save a lot on electricity.

[jenmedsbookreviews]

Fire and Bones by Kathy Reichs

Today it is over to Mandie for a review of Fire And Bones by Kathy Reichs Review on the blog - link in bio @kathyreichs @annecater14 @simonschusteruk @mandie163.mg #books #bookreview #fireandbones #bookstagram #booksofinstagram

Today I hand control back to Mandie for her review of Fire and Bones by Kathy Reichs – books 23 in the Temperance Brennan series if you can believe that! Thanks to Anne Cater for the tour invite and to publisher Simon and Schuster for the review copy. Here’s what it’s all about: Source: NetgalleyRelease Date: 01 Aug 2024Publisher: Simon and Schuster UK Continue reading Fire and Bones by…

[cherylmmbookblog]

#Blogtour Fire and Bones by Kathy Reichs

From the Sunday Times bestselling author of the Temperance Brennan series – Fire and Bones by Kathy Reichs, Temperance Brennan book 23. It’s a pleasure to take part in the Blogtour! About the Author Kathy Reichs’s first novel Déjà Dead, published in 1997, won the Ellis Award for Best First Novel and was an international bestseller. Kathy was also a producer of Fox Television’s longest running…

[nordinor]

Book Review - Cold Cold Bones by Kathy Reichs

Picked up Cold Cold Bones not because I am a fan of Kathy Reichs – I’ve never read her work – but because I was in the mood for a cold weather book. The newest Temperance Brennan novel follows the titular character as someone leaves an eyeball on her porch, sending her through several of her old cases as new bodies start turning up. Her daughter goes missing. Her neighbor harasses her over a…

[notsoftysof]

I just had a thought ...

Brennan canonically writes sex scenes in her novels. Between "Kathy and Andy", aka Booth and her. And Booth reads all her books. And she knows he reads them...

They kind of had a sex life before they got together..? In addition to exchanging i-love-you's, deciding to have a baby and admitting that they would kill&die for each other.

[miz-chase]

Bones AU - A Hollywood Meeting

Booth & Brennan split up. Maybe it was his confession on the steps, or her confession in the rain, or just circumstances driven between them. They haven't seen each other in months, years. She doesn't answer his calls, when he's brave enough to even try.

Out of the blue, one day, Booth gets a call from her agent. There's a new Kathy Reichs movie coming out, would The Real Agent Andy be interested in coming to the premiere in exchange for a few interviews? Her agent is clearly fishing for drama to drum up the movie release, wasn't it time for Agent Andy to finally break his silence?

Booth doesn't want to talk to these people, but DC has been suffocating lately. The change of scenery, for free, fancy hotel included, sounds nice. So he goes.

Hotel's nice, he's got an old penguin suit that looks good enough, and he doesn't take it personally that he's got to take his own cab to get to the theater. He lurks in the background of the red carpet hubbub, drink in hand. Bones's agent doesn't even acknowledge him. That suits him fine.

His seat in the theater is far in the back, which turns out to be ideal. Watching actors sketch out an echo of his own life, a happier time when things still made sense, when she was still in his life... it makes him physically ill. He stumbles out into the empty second-floor lobby and slumps on to back stairs. Booth feels ridiculously out of place, surrounded by red carpets, ornate golden doodads, and shiny, shiny mirrors. On so many levels, he doesn't belong here.

A door slams, and for a moment, he doesn't even recognize her. She's done all up in makeup, a fancy hair thing, a breathtaking dress. The look on her face, though, is all Bones. Perfect, beautiful Bones, decidedly green in the gills. She collapses against one of the gilded window frames, pressing her forehead against cool glass.

She doesn't notice him there, and suddenly he finds himself too tonguetied to break the silence. The movies soundtrack and the boom of an explosion, muffled by the theater doors, fill the empty air between them. He watches her, the smooth skin of her bared back, the shaking of her shoulders. It's like he can't even breathe, for fear of catching her attention.

But then the theater doors open again, a cluster of people business-like as they stroll over to Brennan. At the center is her agent, clipboard in hand. Unaware or indifferent to her client's distress, she pulls Brennan over, rapidly firing off interview obligations, places they need to go, people they need to speak to. The way Bones's shoulders stiffen is too familiar, her face a mask of severe professionalism. Despite the slight teetering on high heels, she manages that familiar, stubborn stomping that belongs at a crime scene, not a glitzy theater.

He's still looking at her feet when he realizes she's stopped, standing completely still, directly in front of him. When he looks up, her lips are parted, eyes wide in surprise. They can only stare at each other, speechless in a frozen moment. Time collapses, and he's looking at her across an American University lecture hall, wondering about the impossibility of fate.

But then her agent is back, tugging on Brennan's elbow, reminding her that the press junket was meant to start ten minutes ago. She's dragged away before she finds any words to say, and he's helpless to do anything more than sigh her name.

Then she's gone. He's alone again. It was like he had imagined the whole thing. He leaned back on his elbows, staring up at the ornate ceiling and trying to bring himself back to reality.

But then there's pounding of bare feet on the flight of stairs below him, the whisper of silk dragged on marble. She's out of breath, her hair askew, dress hiked up by hands holding impossibly spindly shoes.

She pants, staring at him, lips forming syllables that never seem to make words. After moments or hours pass, she finally finds one that sticks.

"Booth."

[myladyship]

I've been binge-watching Bones over the last few weeks.

I'm so curious about Brennan's writing style. One of the main gags of the show is Temperance Brennan's lack of understanding of pop culture references and metaphors.

I want to know how her characters behave, talk, and bond with each other. Especially the romance between Kathy and the book version of Booth. I want to know what makes her writing so good that she's a top seller.