Ten gripping tales of murder and missing persons show how skulls and skeletons reveal their secrets to forensic investigators. A skull is found on a scree slope high above the mirror-calm waters of Spray Lakes. Bones rumoured for years to be buried in a Medicine Hat backyard are finally dug up. The trussed and tortured skeletal remains of an unknown man are found in a septic tank near Tofield. These baffling Alberta cases show how dogged, old-fashioned detective work combines with modern forensic techniques in the search for the truth.

Lisa Murphy-Lamb was born in Kamloops, BC, and grew up in the shadow of the mountains in Calgary, Alberta. Throughout her studies, which included a Bachelor of Education from the University of Calgary and a master`s in inclusive education from McGill, Lisa has focused on ways to enlighten and educate learners of all types. From this basis, storytelling and ultimately writing were natural extensions. A lifelong and avid traveller, Lisa`s journeys across the globe have given her a rich palette from which to draw for her narratives. Lisa lives in Calgary with her husband and two-full time Dinosaur Hunters, Maxwell and Charlie.

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