Clay and Bones: My Life as an FBI Forensic Artist
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Become an affiliate"Lisa Bailey's story covering her fascinating career as a forensic artist and the bizarre treatment she endured while employed at the FBI is as compelling as a crime novel. In Clay and Bones, readers have a front row seat to the real world of forensic art and the real fight for justice Ms. Bailey braved through for years at the very agency that claims justice as the primary goal." --Melissa Ross, author of Forensics for Kids
"You know you're in for a wild ride when a book drops you into the Body Farm on the first page. From investigations of charred corpses to intensive work on boxes of unidentified skulls, Clay and Bones is a gripping account of the day-to-day duties of an FBI forensic artist. And if you think reconstructing someone's face from decades-old remains is Bailey's most difficult challenge, you're in for a big surprise." --Lindsey Fitzharris, New York Times bestselling author of The Facemaker
"After performing thousands of autopsies and writing dozens of articles and three books on the subject of messy death, the two of us learned things from Lisa Bailey about the grotesque decomposition of the elements of a human face that can happen as a consequence of certain violent, fatal events. Clay and Bones surprises even us. And that's really saying something!" --Judy Melinek, MD, and T.J. Mitchell, authors of Working Stiff
"...Bones fans will enjoy the insider's view of forensic analysis" -- Publishers Weekly
"Clay and Bones shines a light on a crucial position in law enforcement while also revealing systemic flaws at the premier U.S. law enforcement agency... Readers will be mesmerized by her work and angered by the targeted harassment she received." -- Booklist
"A gruesomely vivid book." -- Kirkus Reviews
"Bailey's writing is profound and personal, with a narrative voice that is intimate, relatable, and a touch wry, making Clay and Bones intensely readable." --C. S. Poe, author of the award-winning Memento Mori mystery series