Trunk Music (Harry Bosch Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.61 (578 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1501229931 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 353 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
But only a bullet can stop Harry when he's searching for the truth….. But his first case is a little more than he bargained for. A rekindled romance with an old girlfriend opens new perspectives on the murder, and he begins to glimpse a shocking triangle of corruption and collusion. Back on the job after an involuntary leave of absence, LAPD homicide detective Harry Bosch is ready for a challenge. Yanked off the case, Harry himself is soon the one being investigated. It starts with the body of a Hollywood producer in the trunk of a Rolls-Royce, shot twice in the head at close range—what looks like "trunk music," a Maf
. Fans of Michael Connelly's excellent, The Poet, will go wild for this even better addition to the Harry Bosch series. LAPD Homicide detective Bosch is back from an involuntary administrative leave just in time for the bodies to start turning up. When he finds hints of an mob hit but can't interest the organized crime unit in the murder, Bosch has to take the investigation into his own hands in a this hard-boiled tale full of sharp turns
Richard C. Reynolds said Harry Bosch is back on the job. Harry Bosch is back after a “disciplinary vacation” and catches a murder case where the victim was the producer of B-level Hollywood movies. The victim is Tony Aliso, found in the trunk of his car, a hit sometimes referred to as “trunk music.” Harry is joined by two black detectives, a man named Jerry Edgar and a woman called Kizmin “Kiz” Rider. Rider has been Harry’s partner in other Connelly novels. Aliso’. "Trunk Music by Michael Connelly: A review" according to PlantBirdWoman. The bad boy of the LAPD, Hollywood Division, is back on the job in this fifth entry in the Harry Bosch series. We last met Harry in The Last Coyote. He had endured an earthquake that made his house uninhabitable - although he continued to live in it - and he was again under suspicion of having committed grave crimes. After his innocence was proved, he was forced to take leave to recover from stress-related issues. He's now completed that leave and returne. TKnite said Another Excellent Installment!. There’s really not all that much I can say about a Bosch book that I haven’t said before. The plots are always well-crafted and complex, with excellent twists and turns that you never see coming. No threads are left hanging, no plot points unresolved. The world-building is excellent and always reflects the changing social climates, technology, and the like, as the series moves through the 90s toward the new millennium.All in all, this book was