The Black Ice (Harry Bosch) - Michael Connelly • BookLikes (ISBN:B009BMGLJC)

The Black Ice (Harry Bosch)

by: Michael Connelly (author)

Format: kindle

ASIN: B009BMGLJC

Publish date: January 1st 2002

Publisher: Little, Brown and Company

Pages no: 336

Edition language: English

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Lillelara rated it

6 years ago

http://blahblahblah.booklikes.com Lillelara 4.0 The Black Ice

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This is the second book in the Harry Bosch and what can I say: I absolutely love to read these novels. They are so engaging, at some point early on in the story I just have to continue reading. Add to this the excellent descriptions of Los Angeles and Harry´s intersting life story and I become one h...

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7 years ago

http://moonlightreader.booklikes.com Abandoned by user 4.0 The Black Ice by Michael Connelly

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This is Connelly's second outing for LAPD Detective Hieronymus Bosch, opening shortly after he returns to work, having recovered from being shot in The Black Echo. Lewis and Clark, the IA detectives who wanted nothing more than to drum Bosch out of the LAPD are both dead. In this book, we have Ha...

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Abandoned by user rated it

9 years ago

http://moonlightreader.booklikes.com Abandoned by user 4.0 Hieronymus Bosch #2

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I listened to this as an audiobook. The narrator was fine, although I think that someone else might do a better job. One of the things that mysteries do better than just about any other genre, in my opinion, is really take a setting, in this case LA and Mexicali, and use elements of location to be...

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bookaneer rated it

11 years ago

http://pagefault.booklikes.com bookaneer 4.0 "You don’t like what you see out your window, you put up a wall."

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~~Moved from GR~~ The Black Ice (Harry Bosch #2) by Michael Connelly It may be Christmas, but Harry (yes, his name is Hieronymus) Bosch is not exactly feeling peace and goodwill towards all of mankind. With the furor surrounding the events of the previous book finally cooling off and his bullet ...

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