Harry Bosch investigates a murder of a child that happened twenty years ago.
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At the top of the page she had written "City of Bones." [...] "Why do you call it that?" She shrugged her shoulders. "Because we're setting out the streets and the blocks of what will become a city to us," she said, [...]. "At least while we're working here it will feel like it. Our little city."
Harry Bosch #24. I guess I forgot Bosch has a daughter. Also, I thought I had not read any Connelly for maybe ten years, but I find I read one in 2019. Seems so long ago! Anyway, Bosch is asked to volunteer for the LAPD unsolved crimes unit. He helps solve a couple 'em before the book is finished.
Harry Bosch is retired and decides to investigate a robbery involving 2 million dollers, movie makers, a missing FBI agent, and four kings. Very good, as usual.
Lawyer Mickey Haller falls into a big-time case, his first in a year since going through rehab. Harry Bosch plays a big part in this story, with a surprising conclusion.
Words I Had To Look Up:
Maybach (pg. 316) -- A very expensive car I never heard of. Looks like a Lexus to me!
Pretty darn good tale of Harry Bosch tracking down a serial killer from the cold case files, and also figuring out if the son of a councilman committed suicide or was murdered.
A homeless guy burns to death in his tent, a judge was stabbed to death while walking across a park. Is there a connection??
I enjoyed reading this fast-paced book very much!
Bosch, working reserve for the SFPD, works on a case about a serial rapist, and on the private side works on a possible heir to a very rich man. Very nice read.