Jon Jefferson
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Death's Acre: Inside the Legendary Forensic Lab the Body Farm Where the Dead Do Tell Tales
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2003
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36 editions
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Carved in Bone: A Body Farm Novel
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2006
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46 editions
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Beyond the Body Farm: A Legendary Bone Detective Explores Murders, Mysteries, and the Revolution in Forensic Science
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2004
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34 editions
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Madonna and Corpse (Body Farm #6.5)
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2012
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3 editions
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Wave of Terror
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Death's Acre (includes 16 pages of B&W photos) 1st (first) edition Text Only
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Giving Blood
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Prayer for Relief
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2014
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Fractured Hearts
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Based Body Farm (2005) ISBN: 4093563810 [Japanese Import]
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May 11, 2012 06:25AM
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Jon wrote: "Two things spring to mind:(1) Where in TN were you in college?
(2) How'd you get from there to someplace with public transport -- someplace as chi-chi as Evanston, for pete's sake? Get thee back t..."
I went to school in Maryville, down the road from Knoxville.
The question is more how I got to Maryville. I'm originally from Evanston. I grew up with the chi-chi accent and added a bit of a Southern drawl to it along the way.
Two things spring to mind:(1) Where in TN were you in college?
(2) How'd you get from there to someplace with public transport -- someplace as chi-chi as Evanston, for pete's sake? Get thee back to the land of the pickup truck!
Oh, wow! Thanks, Jon, for the invite.I really enjoy the Jefferson Bass books although I have discovered that they do not always make good reading on public transportation. Something about reading about detailed autopsies, etc., while hanging on to a strap in a crowd.
And I enjoy how they take me back to Temmessee, where I went to college.
Naomi wrote: "OMG, Jon...thanks for "friending" me!! Your books are unbelievable! I absolutely love them!!"Thanks! I really hope this next one, The Inquisitor's Key, will resonate with readers. It was so so SO fun to research and write!
You're clearly a lot more savvy about Goodreads (and probably other web/blog/social media things) than I am; if you have thoughts/suggestions about ways to be smart & strategic about reaching readers in these ways (newsletters? a weekly blog? guest blogging? I have no idea where to start!), please feel free (but not obligated!) to sing out...
Thanks!








































