![]() ![]() ![]() The storyline of this book was rather disturbing to me especially the room of bones and certain scenes at the riding stables. I still loved the book but I didn’t find it as engaging as the other books I have read from the series. ![]() I will be honest this was the first Dr Ruth Galloway book that didn’t have me completely gripped. Something must be done to set matters right and lift Nelson out of the clutches of death, but will Ruth be able to muster herself out of a state of guilt and foreboding in order to do what she does best? Tensions build as Nelson’s life hangs in the balance. Topham’s death seems to be related to other uncanny incidents, including the arcane and suspect methods of a group called the Elginists, which aims to repatriate the museum’s extensive collection of Aborigine skulls the untimely demise of the museum’s owner, Lord Smith and the sudden illness of DCI Harry Nelson, who Ruth’s friend Cathbad believes is lost in The Dreaming - a hallucinogenic state central to some Indigenous Australian beliefs. But when forensic archaeologist Ruth Galloway arrives to supervise, she finds the curator, Neil Topham, dead beside the coffin. On Halloween night, the Smith Museum in King’s Lynn is preparing for an unusual event - the opening of a coffin containing the bones of a medieval bishop. ![]() Set in Norfolk, England, A Room Full of Bonesembroils, once again, our brainy heroine in a crime tinged by occult forces. ![]()
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