There are two strains here. A big time (very expensive) divorce lawyer is found, burned to a crisp in an empty oil barrel. It is business as usual at the Jeffersonian as they do what they can to solve the case. That aside, the real focus is on the relationship that has developed since Brennan and Booth have come back together after he hiatus. She has gained a different persona because of her experiences when she was on the run. She is more intractable now than ever. Booth can't let things go or see what has happened. So their happy home starts to crumble a bit. It is here where they realize that things aren't perfect and that's when they need to really be honest. Well done.
Review of The Partners in the Divorce
