‘Written in Bone’ is a Fascinating Look at What Human Bodies Leave Behind

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Author Sue Black narrates her fantastic nonfiction book on what clues the human bodies leave behind when we die in the audio book adaptation of Written in Bone. Black’s professional work in forensic anthropology comes across not just in her confidence while discussing solving crimes with even the smallest body part, to the fact that she literally wrote the textbook on juvenile bones. For listeners fascinated by forensic science, true crime, or even just the function of the human body, Black is fascinating to listen to. Her delivery is sharp, smart, and entertaining to listen to. There is nothing boring in Written in Bone and Sue Black does a fabulous job narrating her own book, even though she’s definitely not a fan of human bone jewelry or skeletonized foot Instagrams.

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