Déjá Dead [antikvár]

AcknowledgmentsIn an attempt to create accurate fiction, I consulted experts in many fields. I wish to thank Bernard Chapais for his explanation of Canadian regulations pertaining to the housing and maintenance of laboratory animals; Sylvain Roy, Jean-Guy Hébert, and Michel Hamel for their help on serology; Bernard Pommeville for his detailed demonstration of X-ray microfluorescence; and Robert Dorion for his advice on forensic dentistry, bite mark analysis, and proper use of the French language. Last, but far firom least, I wish to express my gratitude to Steve Symes for his boundless patience in discussing saws and their effects on bone.I owe a debt of thanks to John Robinson and Marysue Rucci, without whom D^a Dead may never have come to be. John brought the manuscript to Marysue's attention, and she saw merit in it. My editors, Susarme Kirk, Marysue Rucci, and Maria Rejt waded through the original version of Déja Dead^ improving it greatly with their editorial suggestions. A million thanks to my agent, Jennifer Rudolph Walsh. She is amazing.Finally, on a more personal note, I want to thank the members of my family who read the embryonic work and made valuable comments. I appreciate their support, and their patience with my long absences.