Which author's books include the titles 'Body of Evidence', 'Post Mortem' and 'Predator'?
Body of Evidence (novel) Mark James. Scarpetta soon finds herself living Beryl's nightmare. Following the success of "Postmortem", with which Cornwell became the first author to receive the Edgar, Creasey, Anthony and Macavity Awards and the French Prix du Roman d'Adventure in a single year, the price of Cornwell's book deals went up quite a bit from the $7,500 or less which was paid for "Postmortem". In March 1991 she signed a $385,000 deal for the paperback rights for "Body of Evidence". Body of Evidence (novel) Body of Evidence is a crime fiction novel by Patricia Cornwell. It is the second book in the
Post-mortem interval Post-mortem interval Post-mortem interval (PMI) is the time that has elapsed since a person has died. If the time in question is not known, a number of medical/scientific techniques are used to determine it. This also can refer to the stage of decomposition of the body. Many types of changes to a body occur after death. Some of those that can be used to determine the post mortem interval are: A person who judges the time of death by the means of decomposition can refer to a simple five-stage process: More advanced methods include DNA quantification, infrared spectroscopy. and for