HOUSTON — For decades, anthropologists hid away in labs, working diligently to unlock the mysteries of the past. Their work, remained in the shadows, far removed from the spotlight. But in the '90s forensic shows, brought the work of anthropologists to the forefront of popular culture.
Among the notable figures who helped bridge the gap between science and entertainment is Kathy Reichs. Reichs was the inspiration behind the hit TV series Bones. But Kathy's contribution doesn't end with the small screen. Her fascination with the skeletal remains of the past has inspired her to write 23 novels.
We recently spoke with Kathy to discuss her journey. She shared insights into what drives her to keep uncovering the secrets buried in bones and gave us a preview of her latest novel, "Fire and Bones."
The novel is now available wherever books are sold. Want to know more about Kathy Reichs, her novels? Head over to her website at kathyreichs.com.