Book 44 of 2012: Hide by Lisa Gardner. This is the second book in the "Detective D.D. Warren" series (which is not aptly named, as the perspective is that of Detective Bobby Dodge, but whatever works), and was a satisfying crime novel/thriller. Six mummified little girls are found in an elaborate grave under a former mental institution, and these may or may not be linked to a known abduction. The novel definitely has the obligatory twists and turns, and ends, as one would think is appropriate for such a genre, quite dramatically. Because this is a series, the characters have time to develop, and the plot is only as unbelievable as any crime thriller promises. It's fast-paced, and makes for great distraction from...well, whatever it is you want to be distracted from.
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