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Autopsy (Kay Scarpetta, #25)

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Pete Marino is married to Scarpetta's sister Dorothy. When did this happen? Was it just dropped into this story without any lead in to it?
Jeni Wilson I felt the same way and also about Lucy's family. It felt like an entire book was missed. …m´Ç°ù±ðI felt the same way and also about Lucy's family. It felt like an entire book was missed. (less)
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Is there a short story, novella, or even an interview that explains what happens between the end of Chaos and this one? Why are we no longer with the CFC? What happened to those who used to work for her, like Bryce? Marino and Dorothy were dating in Chaos, so I'm not concerned about their marriage, but I would like to know the rest.
Kimberly Sarcinello
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I'm confused about her current relationships. She was with Marino in the last novel I read and wasn't Bentley dead? Now Marino is married to Dorothy. I'm confused.
Laura Young
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Jeni Wilson Completely ruined the book for me. Made the entire rest of the book seem irrelevant and a waste of time
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Wasn't Kay and Marino in their 40's when the series started in 1990? Are they now still working and not retired in their 70's or have they been frozen in time?
Kimberly Sarcinello In a few other forums, the questions about the ages of the characters is Often brought up. On one, a reader breaks down the ages of each of the charac…m´Ç°ù±ðIn a few other forums, the questions about the ages of the characters is Often brought up. On one, a reader breaks down the ages of each of the characters throughout the series, and many don’t line up. I have read each of the titles in the series, and have just come to accept what others have pointed out as inconsistencies. Before audiobooks, and e-readers, I literally counting the days for the newest title in the Scarpetta series. Many times I would read the book, cover to cover, sometimes in one sitting. For me, starting with a few titles before Chaos in 2016, the books started to lose their appeal, and certain predictabilities became tiresome, (Scarpetta always a victim or target in some sort of conspiracy, Scarpetta at odds with most every character, etc.) Sadly, I agree with many of the commenters, that, perhaps the Scarpetta series has run its course.(less)
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