Forensic Fault Lines, DMSMT190B

Four cases where the evidence itself becomes the story: DNA that overturns a conviction, a fire that hides a body, a killer echoing an old crime, and a magician's world dressed over a murder. These are the books for readers who love to see the science and the psychology working together, and where the lab report matters as much as the confession. Michael Connelly, The Reversal - DNA evidence frees a convicted killer after twenty-four years, and defence attorney Mickey Haller is asked to prosecute the retrial himself. Elly Griffiths, Vanishing Box - A magician's assistant is found dead at a Brighton variety show, and DI Edgar Stephens links it to an unsolved murder. Patricia Cornwell, Point of Origin - A horse farm burns to the ground, hiding human remains, while medical examiner Kay Scarpetta's old nemesis resurfaces to taunt her. Karin Slaughter, Triptych - A serial killer mimics a decades-old murder, pulling a detective, a GBI agent and an ex-convict into the same collision course.