Tagged: Michael Connelly

A deeply satisfying murder mystery with a focus on human emotion and how single moments can have cascading effects that last a lifetime.

An enjoyable character study of King’s favorite character that feels solidly connected to the Mr. Mercedes series yet can be enjoyed independently.

The fifth Ballard and Bosch adventure is beginning to look more and more like a swan song for Connelly’s detective.

Four novels in, Renée Ballard finally comes into her own as a character that feels independently realized and ready to take over.

The Lincoln Lawyer’s sixth solo legal thriller finds him defending his most important client yet: himself.

Jack McEvoy returns for his 3rd official outing in an ever-changing world of online journalism and serial killers.

Continues to build on the successful pairing of Ballard and Bosch while expanding Connelly’s literary universe.

The first pairing of Connelly’s Ballard and Bosch works well, setting up a fascinating shared literary universe.

Moore’s homage to a bygone era – and genre – is hysterically funny and thought-provoking.

Bosch reaches book 22 older and worse for wear, even if Connelly’s grizzled detective isn’t quite done yet.