Michael Connelly's

I just read The Dark Hours, which I picked up from a charity stall. First one of his that I've read. I quite enjoyed it but he has written a lot! This was Harry Hole #23, Renee Ballard #4.

Can't wait for the next -- read them all. I was turned on to Bosch by a retired cop living next door. No better endorsement on how much Connelly is plugged into the entire law enforcement/justice system, including his Lincoln Lawyer series. I liked the casting TV did for Bosch, and thought the updating of him being an Iraq War vet from the original Vietnam tunnel rat a clever touch to be more relevant to a younger audience. But the mix and match of stories from the books was confusing and a turn-off, and the age thing has now boxed them in from some of the best stuff from his "retirement" years in the books.

I had picked up ‘City of Lights’ (I think that’s the title??) this past summer. I enjoyed his Bosch character too.
I think I’ll look for another to read :)

Also, I read a book called The Push, by Ashley Audrain. I enjoyed that one too. Although, if I’m being honest, I found the actual [i]writing[/i] left a bit to be desired, but I really enjoyed the premise of the book. The IDEA she was writing about.

Everybody counts or nobody counts!

I’ve read one or two of his. Currently into Jo Nesbo and Mick Herron.

I read almost all his books on Bosch, The Lincoln Lawyer, and Renee Ballard.

Amazon Prime has a streaming series based on the Bosch books which is very good.

I like his writing too, including Hieronymus...Harry Bosch. I'd just been thinking of that a while before I saw this post this morning, because of my upcoming trip to the library.

Have you watched any of the Bosch legacy ?

Got to get me one of his books sometime

I agree. I enjoy his books.