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The Washington Post praised Jonathan Nasaw's debut thriller as "scary" and "exceptional." The Toronto Sun termed him "the best heavyweight competitor one of the experts of the psychological thriller" with "the absolute most unique, complicated, frightening villains recognized to humanity." Today, in twenty seven Bones, Nasaw appears heat -- and the suspense -- having a set of deranged killers who escape the nature of life, death, and wish,. You will find twenty seven bones in the human hand. And you will find several dead bodies on the island of St. Luke -- each target lacking a hand.