Welcome to Litsy!

#SeriesLove2023 Finished a few days ago , Bosch never disappoints.Lots of twists & turns, what ifs? Like what if Bosch & Jerry Edgar missed an important clue years ago that would have gotten a killer off the streets? Connelly is a master of pacing, he puts the pedal to the metal when things start to spin out of control.Nacho doing his best what u lookin‘ at?

Nacho says enjoy your #caturday
#catsofLitsy
a cup of coffee & a few minutes of reading to start the day.

#serieslove2023 #FirtsLineFridays
“It was the car they had been looking for.”
Hello , Bosch ! my comfort read!😹

I enjoyed this one despite its getting a little tedious in the twists and turns. Bosch is annoyingly decisive in this one, which I guess is part of the point, but it's also annoying.

Now my plan is to take a break from Bosch for October while I focus on other scary reads (he fits the theme for #TeamSlaughter I've just been overdoing it a little and want to try out some other authors for a change of pace).

I'm listening to the tagged book while my daughter plays piano and Silo lives his best life.

Time and time again Connelly proves himself to be a damn good writer. And now I'm free and clear to start the TV show without spoilers so yippee! 😆

As expected there is a big twist at the end of the book. Fast moving. Enjoyable

Book #12 in the Harry Bosch series. Man, I feel for Harry in this one. He goes on an emotional rollercoaster with everything that goes on in this cold case. I‘m curious as to how he comes through the fallout in the next book.

I had wondered when the first season of the Amazon adaptation would be covered in the books! The twelfth book in the Bosch series holds the main plot for that initial season- and I can see why they picked it! This was an exciting listen and one that I thoroughly enjoyed #AudioColoring to!!

I just love Harry Bosch this was a really good book thoroughly enjoyed it 😊
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Doing well with the readathon as well👍
#24B42019 #readathon

An evening with Harry Bosch ❤
Book 12 in the series and nearly half way through already.
A great start to my first readathon 😁

#24B42019 #readathon

Good morning, old friend.

http://www.vulture.com/2018/03/tv-detectives-why-are-they-always-so-sad.html

The Harry Bosch series is what came up for #Hollywood.

#MayBookFlowers
@RealLifeReading

Taking a break from reading tonight to watch TV.... Based off of books! #tvadaptation #bosch

#LyricalApril #day24 #AmericanBoy There's not many more American than L.A born & bred boy, Harry Heironymus Bosch.Former tunnel Rat during the Vietnam War, now Detective in the L.A Robbery/Homocide division. Living in a stilt frame house in the Hollywood Hills, his mission is to bring closure to as many victims families as he can, knowing that he'll probably not solve his own mothers. Not a favourite with his bosses, he's a brilliant investigator.

Getting my Bosch fix in this weekend.

#readjanuary #day15 #publishedinthe2000s Michael Connelly's books are the epitome of the 2000s. This was when his writing was at it's peak, the books he wrote during this period are some of his best Bosch novels. Police procedurals were at their most popular in the 2000s I think, you have not just Connelly but also Cornwall, Deaver, George & just starting were Fairstein, Gerritsen & Slaughter. Some great crime writers there.

My detective read for the #24in48 #readathon and my reading companions. Although they prefer when I'm in the beanbag chair so they can join me. @Litsy

The Dog You Feed.

Classic Harry Bosch.

Every one of them counted

Time to get back to Harry. 😀