Kay is now in Boston in this book. She moves cities more than any person I have ever seen. A woman from Canada has disappeared while digging for dinosaur bones, and for an unknown reason the only evidence for the case has been sent to Kay. She believes that there is some connection between this woman and a series of murders that have occurred here in the States, and sets out to uncover what they are. Unfortunately, Benton, Marino, and Lucy all have secrets and she feels all bent out of shape and betrayed by them all. This is a common theme in the last several books, and it is tired. She is consistently on my nerves with her hurt feelings and paranoia. All people have secrets, but that doesn't mean that all people are out to see you fail and ruin your life. She needs to get a grip.