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Book 1: The Chemistry of Death. The First Investigation
Forensic anthropologist David Gunther has lost his wife and daughter. After leaving his job, he moves to the town of Menem and gets a job as a therapist. None of his new friends have any idea about David's past. It seems that his life is slowly returning to normal. Until the local boys find the body of a murdered woman in the swamp. Later, another woman disappears, and a few days later, her mutilated body is found. It seems that a serial killer has appeared in Menemee. Anxiety grows in the town. Residents suspect each other of the crime. David can't stand by and gets involved in the investigation. In addition, the last person to disappear is David's new friend.
Book 2. Written on the bones. The
Second Investigation
Can the charred remains of a body alone determine whether it was a premeditated murder or an accident? Criminal anthropologist David Gunther, who was called to the crime scene while on holiday in Scotland, is sure that it is. However, it is difficult to solve the case without additional evidence. It is only when someone tries to destroy the evidence of the crime in new fires that it becomes clear that the victim has been killed and the perpetrator is one of the people on the island. Even worse: just before the gruesome discovery, a powerful storm cut the island off from the outside world. Who in the gated community could have committed such an atrocity? Will there be more victims?
Anxiety spreads among the islanders like wildfire, and only David Gunther and retired Inspector Brody can put an end to it by getting to the truth...
Book 3: Whispers of the Dead. The
Third Investigation
David Hunter returns to the Anthropological Research Centre in the United States where he once studied, known as the Corpse Farm. He hopes that this trip will help him hone his skills as a forensic anthropologist and regain his confidence. So he accepts his former mentor's offer to join a murder investigation. After all, David will only be a consultant - what could possibly go wrong?
The body, tied up and tortured, has decomposed beyond recognition. Fingerprints found at the crime scene point to the killer, but David suspects that nothing is as it seems at first glance.
And then a second body is found, and Gunther realises that the serial killer has skills that are all too familiar to him - the skills of a forensic scientist...
