The Flat Book Society | November Read

Forensics: The Anatomy of Crime

** Also known under the title 'Forensics: What Bugs, Burns, Prints, DNA and More Tell Us About Crime.'

by Val McDermid

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I'd been quietly following the activities of a new book club for the past couple months and became interested, especially when the November Read was announced, and then I got really excited.  So after doing a random exploration of The Flat Book Society's discussion pages and reading list, I decided that joining this club would be tons of fun!

I will be attempting my participation in this November read as well as I can.

This is a subject right up my alley, after all, and probably a great place to start with joining The Flat Book Society Book Club.  I love me some crime fiction; and I DO have a degree in Forensic Science, even if that was almost ten years ago and never actually used.  So this will be an interesting read to see if I recall anything I learned, and how much has changed over the years.

I haven't read non-fiction in a very long time--unless you count little articles here and there that I skim for work, some that amount to about two or three pages of useful material and puts you to sleep.  There was also that autobiography by Neil Patrick Harris that I listened to the audio book of over two or three years ago.