Now that I enjoyed watching Bosch season 2. I think I should start reading Michael Connelly Bosch series. 

First, the TV series. It was so good. The TV series make you feel like you are reading a novel. Seriously. It was like that. The series of course is based on the book series, but as the writer Michael Connelly as executive producer, it kind of help to move the plot along. 

The dialogue is good, and the lead is surprising good. Titus Welliver is a very familiar face but I have not seen him in a leading role. He is actually a very convincing as a tough no nonsense cop. 

Anyone read the book series that could match back to the TV series? 

The Edge of Lost by Kristina McMorris (full book trailer)

NYT bestselling author Kristina McMorris introduces The Edge of Lost: In October 1937, while living on Alcatraz Island, the ten-year-old daughter of a prison guard goes missing—and only convicted bank robber Tommy Capello knows the truth of her whereabouts, leaving both of their lives dependent on the search’s outcome. (Available 11/24/15 from Kensington Books). Read More 

LOL I know y'all are probably like "what. the.." Wasn't sure what to call this collection of books except that they all involve people from all different kinds of life situations coming together in one location, or through one event, and banding together into a little club of sorts.

Naturally, the song clip is from "In Da Club" by 50 Cent :-)

The first book that I talk about in this video, Lost City Radio, took me absolutely FOREVER to read.  I think that I started it in September and finished it in November.  The second book, Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe, took me a day to read.