Long-time, hard-nosed LA detective Harry Bosch was forced into retirement, and now splits his time as a volunteer in a small-town police force as well as P.I. work; when both suddenly heat up with explosive cases, he has his hands full in Michael Connelly's The Wrong Side of Goodbye.
Connelly has written one of the great contemporary police procedural series, and it continues to grow and change with time for readers who have stuck with it.
In this one, he helps a beleaguered police squad catch a serial rapist called The Screencutter; at the same time, a rich, elderly man decides to see if he has any living heirs, but dies abruptly after. Both of these cases start to cut very close to home as the story rockets to its double finale.
The Wrong Side of Goodbye is a pretty straightforward entry, and is accessible for new readers. Longtime fans will still find plenty to enjoy.
I checked this out from the New Castle-Henry County Public Library on audiobook, with a good read from Titus Welliver.
Connelly has written one of the great contemporary police procedural series, and it continues to grow and change with time for readers who have stuck with it.
In this one, he helps a beleaguered police squad catch a serial rapist called The Screencutter; at the same time, a rich, elderly man decides to see if he has any living heirs, but dies abruptly after. Both of these cases start to cut very close to home as the story rockets to its double finale.
The Wrong Side of Goodbye is a pretty straightforward entry, and is accessible for new readers. Longtime fans will still find plenty to enjoy.
I checked this out from the New Castle-Henry County Public Library on audiobook, with a good read from Titus Welliver.
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