There is nowhere better for me to try to understand the mindset of Harry Bosch or indeed his creator Michael Connelly by starting again where it all began book one in the series. Harry is best described as "a detective who would do the right thing no matter what the cost. A man with a sharp worn c...
Following my review of book twenty something in the Harry Bosch series (“Two Kinds of Truth”) and the encouragement of several Michael Connelly fans, I have back-tracked to where it all began. “The Black Echo”, published in 1992, marks the introduction of the eponymous detective and is testament to ...
There is nowhere better for me to try to understand the mindset of Harry Bosch or indeed his creator Michael Connelly by starting again where it all began book one in the series. Harry is best described as "a detective who would do the right thing no matter what the cost. A man with a sharp worn c...
Originally published in 1992, The Black Echo is Michael Connelly's first mystery featuring rogue LAPD detective, Hieronymus (Harry) Bosch. I've read this book before, possibly all the way back in 1992, and my husband and I listened to the audiobook more recently on a car trip after I got the first...
A body was found in the pipe. Harry was working on Sunday. This is his turn to show up on the scene. It was thought of a OD at first. Not Bosch. He put all the first crime scene data together and it does not sit right with him. So he pushed his way around, and got an autopsy on the next day. He...
A decade or so ago, I read Michael Connelly's "Blood Work", the start of a series about an ex-FBI agent, didn't think much of it and never went back for more. I now know that I should have started with Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch books. I decided to try them out because I keep hearing them refe...
Anyone care to hear a brief rhapsody on my growing appreciation for Michael Connelly? I read through the Lincoln Lawyer books a year or two ago, and really enjoyed them, plus a couple of stand-alones here and there. It wasn't clear how good he was then because I hadn't explored quite as many really ...
BLUF: Stereotypical detective story.In hindsight…I’m not sure if it’s funny, or sad, but little more than a month later, I am having problems remembering what I enjoyed about this book.The Black Echo follows detective Harry Bosch, a former tunnel rat, whose partner is more interested in selling real...
~~Moved from GR~~ The Black Echo by Michael Connelly When I picked this up, it had been a while since I read an honest-to-goodness, down-to-earth, straightforward police procedural/noir. Connelly's debut is very much a card-carrying member of the hardboiled/noir police detective novel, from the ...
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