DEATH DU JOUR by Kathy Reichs

March in Montreal: it is a bitterly cold night and in the eerie silence of an old church, forensic anthropologist Dr Temperance Brennan digs carefully. She's there to exhume the remains of Sister Elizabeth Nicolet, a nun who died in 1888 and is now proposed for possible sainthood. But the body has been moved to an unmarked grave in a far corner of the cemetery. Why have the nun's remains been disturbed? And what will Tempe discover when the frozen ground finally yields to her tools and she lifts the rotting coffin lid?

Hard cover, very good condition. With dust jacket.