
The Dark Hours
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Narrado por:
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Titus Welliver
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Christine Lakin
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De:
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Michael Connelly
A CRIME BURIED FOR YEARS.
AND ONE THAT'S JUST BEGUN...
A MURDER YEARS IN THE MAKING
A murder in the middle of a street party seems a senseless tragedy. But the victim had a dark past which came back to haunt him.
THE DEEPER YOU LOOK
Detective Renée Ballard connects the killing to an unsolved case last worked by ex-LAPD legend Harry Bosch. But then a new crime shatters the night shift...
THE DARKER IT GETS
The Midnight Men are a deadly pair of predators who stalk the city during the dark hours and disappear without a trace.
Ballard once believed her job was to bring the truth to light. In a police department shaken to the core by protests and pandemic, both cases have the power to save her—or end her...
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"An authentic, topical and terrifying thriller: one of Michael Connelly's very best." (The Times)
"The Dark Hours is yet another superb thriller from a writer at the top of his game." (Sunday Express)
"Consistently excellent.... The plotting is as skilful as ever, and the pacing as relentless." (Mail on Sunday)
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Good story but narration not so good
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Good, but more Bosch, please!
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This is a standout , with of 5 stars on all categories.
Top of his game
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I read books to escape, so I felt annoyed that political views about Covid even made it into the book’s storyline.
I realise corona is a reality for us all, but having to be exposed to it yet again, even in fictional stories, ruined my enjoyment.
Hmmm…
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Another truly enjoyable experience.
great book with Harry Bosh in a supporting role
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I picked one up when I was in my early twenties (about 30 years ago) and have been reading everything since then.
I love his minute attention to details and the sensitivity to the contemporary presence.
The stories are very faithful, Michael Connellys grasp of the LA police and justice universe is incredibly good and ensures that the stories are always highly credible.
Connelly never falls into the trap of trying to exceed his prior work with more drama and greater sensations. It's always the greatest storytelling, regardless of the crimes and changes in society.
Please keep it up.
There's only one Michael Connelly
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He just can't write them fast enough
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Great book, great performance
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Solid Connelly, just not his best
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It's New Year's Eve and Renée is again working the night shift - by choice. By tradition, revelers shoot their guns into the air at midnight in Los Angeles. Sounds like a recipe for disaster doesn't it? Uh huh, it results in one of the first homicides of the new year. Here's the thing - the bullet may be tied to an unsolved case - one worked by Harry Bosch. Now retired, Bosch has become a mentor and a sometime off the books partner of Renée.
I'm always so happy to see Harry again. He's like an old war horse that just keeps riding into battle. His experience, (usually) calm demeanor and drive for answers and justice keep him going. "Everybody counts or nobody counts" Renée is fearless and has that same drive for justice. Her determination has not endeared her to her fellow cops. Connelly has woven current events and happenings and the turbulent state of policing and politics into the narrative. While others do just the bare minimum, Renée never lets up. In addition to the New Year's Eve case, she's also trying to find a pair of serial rapists who've been labeled as The Midnight Men. A lot goes on on the late show....
Connelly's crime novels are second to none. The characters, the settings, the details, the plotting - all of it makes for fantastic reading. And yes, lots of action.
The dynamic between these two really works. In the final pages, I thought I saw where the Ballard and Bosch books might be headed in the fifth book, but Connelly throws in an alternative. I can't wait to see which way things end up.
Titus Welliver and Christine Lakin were truly amazing with the delivery of the story.
Best in the Ballard and Bosch series!
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