Map of Bones

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Title Map of Bones
Image:Mapofbones.jpg
Author James Rollins
Cover artist Arcangel
Country USA
Language English
Genre(s) Thriller, Novel
Publisher Orion Publishing Group
Released 2005
Media type Print (Paperback)
Pages 434pp
ISBN ISBN 0-75288-530-8

Map of Bones is a thriller novel written by James Rollins.

While Map of Bones is a fast-paced thriller in most aspects, it combines in itself the best of the Da-Vinci Code and other books before it. It is historically rich and also includes numerous references to Science and modern technology. Although unbelievable from a strictly historical or scientific standpoint, the author's literary technique is smooth and the book is considered better then the Da-Vinci code in some respects by certain reviewers.


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