November 15th, 2009 5:51 pm

‘Bones: The Forensic Files’

‘Bones: The Forensic Files’ gives fans an unique insight into the third and fourth season of the hit crime drama by providing an array of images and interviews with the cast and crew.

by Mathew Muratore

‘Bones: The Forensic Files’ written by Paul Ruditis is a must have for any die hard Bones fan not only does it have an impressive array of pictures but a fascinating insight into the making of the show.

The book spans 159 pages chronicling in great detail seasons three and four of ‘Bones’. What makes this book stand out is the honesty displayed by the show’s creators and actors detailing storylines that did not work and the struggles they suffered in season three as a result of the 2008 Writer’s Strike and an insight into storylines that were considered during that season.

The actors including Emily Deschanel, David Boreanaz and the rest of the cast give insights into their characters with the book containing detailed character profiles along with the show’s creator Hart Hanson who provides a unique perspective on the making of the show.

The cast and crew commentary is accompanied by stunning images within the book that are sure to please many Bones fans with a diverse range of pictures that span across both of the seasons that capture an array of iconic moments that featured during seasons three and four.

The companion also provides reader’s with accurate definitions of some of the scientific terms used within each episode to give a greater understanding of the complex scientific names given to particular parts of the body.

An interesting aspect of the book is the Research Files which gives detailed descriptions of the techniques used by the Jeffersonian team to solve a murder such as determining the time of death, flesh VS bones and weapon identification.

This is much more than just a companion to the successful crime drama or referred to in the book as a “crimedy” as ‘Bones: The Forensic Files’ expands upon the show giving the loyal ‘Bones’ fan a truly unique perspective into the program, the characters and the behind scenes of the show.

Pick up a copy of ‘Bones: The Forensic Files’ at your local book store, or visit Titan Books online.