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Michael Connelly is represented in the Globusz Books library by 5 reviewed books. This page brings those summaries together so readers can compare the author’s available work before choosing what to read.
Source: Globusz Books reviewed catalog.
Reviewed summary
Cold cases have a way of sticking to you, like gum on your shoe, especially when they involve riots, gangs, and a murder that never got solved. What happens when a grizzled detective digs back into a twenty-year-old mess that everyone else wants to forget? Spoiler: it’s never just about the case anymore.
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Harry Bosch is a Vietnam vet turned LAPD detective who uncovers more than just a murder in the dark tunnels beneath Los Angeles. Trauma, loyalty, and corruption blur the lines of justice in this gritty debut thriller. Ready to see the city of angels in a harsher light?
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Harry Bosch doesn’t buy the official story about a fellow officer’s death and dives into a tangled web of lies and corruption within the LAPD. In "The Black Ice," loyalty and betrayal blur under the harsh Los Angeles sun. How far will Bosch go to uncover the truth when the enemy might wear a badge?
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Jack McEvoy’s investigation into his brother’s suspicious death pulls him into a deadly game where a serial killer targets the police—and leaves chilling clues from Edgar Allan Poe. It’s a tense, gritty thriller that blends personal loss with a cat-and-mouse hunt inside the law enforcement world. How far will one man go to uncover the truth when betrayal hides in plain sight?
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What happens when a hotshot defense lawyer suddenly switches teams and becomes the prosecutor? And what if the guy he’s going after was just freed after 24 years behind bars thanks to DNA evidence? Welcome to the messy, morally tangled world of Michael Connelly’s “The Reversal.” It’s not your usual courtroom drama — it’s a legal chess match where nobody’s quite sure who’s winning.
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