

Bosch and Ballard never let me down. I won‘t say much more because I‘m not a spoiling asshole, but this one left me a little verklempt.
Bosch and Ballard never let me down. I won‘t say much more because I‘m not a spoiling asshole, but this one left me a little verklempt.
After being on the library waitlist foreverrrr with no end in sight, I saw an $11 copy on sale at the airport during my layover and didn't hesitate to snap it up 👏🏽 I love me see Harry Bosch! ❤️
My son got me this book for Christmas (he knows me so well!) and I read it right away. As usual, Harry Bosch is focused on solving cold cases and finding justice for the dead, this time as a volunteer at the newly reformed Open-Unsolved Unit headed by Renee Ballard. But time is taking its toll on him and it feels increasingly urgent that he find one last murder suspect, no matter what the cost. Another great entry in an exceptional series.
There‘s a new #Star in the sky, with the new Michael Connelly book that was published in early November. Definitely a case of follow that star!
#DivineDecember
@Eggs @AlwaysBeenALoverOfBooks
Great storyline and interaction with the characters.
The ending though 😞 love this series.
I simultaneously like this book and am extremely unhappy with some things that happen near the end. It‘s worth the read though, and I may finally be warming up to Ballard. I have no new walking book on deck yet, so I‘ll have to look for one. Instead of listening to an audiobook on my last walk, I listened to Fleetwood Mac in honor of Christine McVie. #audiowalk
#flightread
Short flight to Belfast, going to see The Cure tomorrow 😁
Well, this is a far cry from A Wish for Winter! It‘s good to be back with Bosch & Ballard again. There‘s a new Open Unsolved Unit that Ballard heads; she recruits Harry for it. There were terrible thunderstorms last night but the afternoon was beautiful for a #audiowalk.
By strange coincidence (this is only the second time)I read two books in a row that share the same type of hero and theme; this time the latest Rebus and Bosch. Both grumpy lone wolves, retired, with a private code of honor that doesn‘t fit the world anymore. Both see no way out except that of going over the ultimate line. Brought back a memory of a shocking, indelible, episode of a gritty police series titled Baltimore. Same theme.
🎧 Bosch 24, Ballard 5. Another great Bosch book! My favorite Ballard book to date the chapter POV switches back & forth between Ballard & Bosch and the narrators are fantastic!
Bosch cones back at Ballard s behest to a cold case unit. Bosch is Bosch & and soon he‘s up to his old tricks.
Great police procedural! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
My irrational fear is that Bosch, although a fictional character, might not rally again. What‘s the LAPD without Harry?!? Sigh. Another great police procedural!
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I so look forward to the Renee Ballard drop every fall/winter! Can‘t wait to sink my teeth in. Thank you, library system!