pickI bought this from a small selection of books at a supermarket and hadn‘t heard of the author despite him clearly being famous! I enjoyed it, he really projects a sense of place, and of a legal system which to non-US based readers is like a whole other world. Fast-paced and engaging.
pickMickey Haller (the Lincoln Lawyer) represents a woman who had been convicted of killing her ex- husband, a police officer, 5 years before. She insisted that she was innocent, and with Harry Bosch's help, they decide to take her case.
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pickMichael Connelly writes novels of consistent quality. They're not astounding works of literature, but they're good stories, and I always pretty much know what I'm getting when I open the cover of one of his books (or put on my headphones, in the case of audiobooks), which is a comfort. I like that this one shows some evolution in Haller and Bosch's characters. As always, I look forward to his next book.
pickThis is the lower end of the pick scale for me. I just found some of the events so improbable. There were also some things that neither Mickey nor Harry noticed, and I found the fact that they didn‘t notice these issues to be ridiculous. Overall though, I liked the story. #audiowalk
It was supposed to rain all day but didn‘t, so I got to walk today. I also got a tragus piercing while I was out. The one I‘d had before closed up, and it was my favorite piercing. #audiowalk
The last Bosch book made me have conflicting feelings about Harry. He‘s part of this new Lincoln Lawyer book, and it‘s as if the events of Desert Star never happened. I don‘t know what I think about that. I went for a walk, had lunch, came home, and the sky just opened up and poured rain. #audiowalk
Almost five years ago I started THE BLACK ECHO, the very first book in the Harry Bosch Universe. Thirty-six books later, I'm starting RESURRECTION WALK. Feels weird to be almost current on Connelly's series after reading about seven of his books per year.
Just finished "Resurrection Walk" by Michael Connelly who is a favorite author. This book has both half-brothers; Micky Haller, the Lincoln Lawyer, and Harry Bosch, and is highly recommended.
pickI actually finished this late on the 29th and really enjoyed it. I‘ve read a couple Bosch books but not any Lincoln Lawyer ones and this one had both. Fantastic storytelling. I thought it would be my last read of 23 but I‘m working g on a re-read of the Outsiders and if I finish it trying to stay up for New Years, that will be my last one. #400+pages #rushathonchristmaschallenge @Andrew65
pickThis is 7th book in The Lincoln Lawyer series. I don‘t know why it is not also considered part of the Harry Bosch series as Bosch plays a major role in this novel. ⬇️
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Fantastic as always. Titus Welliver knocks it out of the park with his narration, but I'm not crazy about Peter Giles'. He's not terrible, but there's just something kind of gritty about his voice that feels put on. The story was terrific - I love the Harry/Mickey combo.
pickI don't know how Michael Connelly writes such consistently excellent books, but he has done it again. This time Harry Bosch is working for his half-brother Mickey Haller, the Lincoln Lawyer. Alternating perspectives show Harry's reservations about working for the defense and Mickey's evolving view of his role, as they work to free an incarcerated woman who may have been wrongly convicted of murdering her husband, a deputy sheriff. A great team-up.
pickMickey and Bosch team up to help a woman convicted of killing her ex-husband, an LA Sheriff‘s Deputy. A lot has gone on with Bosch and Haller since we last met them. I‘ve come to realize that even though the characters don‘t always line up, it seems their lives carry over to the next story. The details and tension move you to turn the pages. I wasn‘t sure I‘d finish this book, cause I started it right as I contracted COVID. 4⭐️
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