"Combinations, the landmark musical comedy, is going to be presented in concert, reuniting the original cast - including former dancer-turned-headhunter Leslie Wetzon and her choreographer pal, Carlos Prince - for the first time in seventeen years." "But there's a problem. One of the original dancers is nowhere to be found. And what's more, no one seems to have seen her since Combinations closed." "In the midst of all this, Leslie's on-again, off-again lover, NYPD Detective Silvestri, invites her to lunch and brings along Dr. Nina Wayne, a forensic anthropologist. It seems that the skeleton of a woman, dead at least fifteen years, has been discovered in a theatrical trunk in the basement of a Greenwich Village brownstone. Because of certain telltale signs on the bones, Dr. Wayne believes the dead woman was a dancer, and because the dance community is so small, she hopes Leslie might be able to help with the identification." "Given Wetzon's penchant for getting mixed up in murder, it is no surprise that the unidentified skeleton turns out to be her mysteriously missing fellow dancer."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved