Bones is inspired by the real life of forensic anthropologist and novelist Kathy Reichs. Dr. Brennan is a forensic anthropologist who works for the Jeffersonian Institute and writes novels on the side. She has a special talent for finding clues in the victims' bones that are difficult for ordinary people to find. She is forced by the court to help the police solve homicide cases where the bodies are severely decomposed, burned or damaged, making ordinary autopsies powerless. Brennnan has equally talented colleagues in the Jeffersonian Institute's Forensic Science Laboratory, including Angela Montenegro, who likes to pick up handsome men and can use 3D images to simulate the original crime scene. Brennan's assistant Zack Addy, who has a terrifying IQ and has obtained several doctoral degrees at the same time. Jack Hodgins is an expert in insects, spores and minerals, but likes to play tricks. And Brennan's boss, Dr. Daniel Goodman, the director of the laboratory. Brennan often deals with special agent Seeley Booth, who was a sniper in the army and did not trust science and scientists when solving cases. Brennan and Booth often have friction in work and life, but the dramatic thing is that there is no such thing as enemies who do not meet, and the two of them finally have a magical spark. Behind the pride, Brennan has an unusual family tragedy. Her mother was murdered and her father disappeared mysteriously. These memories have been haunting her like a nightmare for 15 years. She finally tracked down the clues behind the murder case. With the help of Booth, Brennan will do her best to find the real murderer who has caused her pain all her life. by:yakubd.cc