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dweller

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9. a really good read reveals

Reply to TexasProgresive (Original post)

Sun Mar 25, 2018, 12:06 AM

Mar 2018

something new on each read, imo... some phrase, insight, clue that may have been glossed over or not understood first time around

I'm a big fan of Connelly and have most if not all of his books, he pays homage to Robert Crais in one (can't recall at this moment) to the detective Elvis Cole where they pull up to a 4-way stop and throw signs to each other... you wouldn't get it unless you'd read both authors...

Bosch and Holler are involved in at least 3 different books, maybe more?
I guess I'll need to reread a few ...
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It had to happen sometime. [View all] TexasProgresive Mar 2018 OP

I am a huge Harry Bosch fan. MLAA Mar 2018 #1

yep....all his novels are great.... dhill926 Mar 2018 #2

Me too. I read "Poet" where Harry privately investigates Terry McCaleb's death. TexasProgresive Mar 2018 #4

Yes, me too hermetic Mar 2018 #5

Took you long enough hermetic Mar 2018 #3

Yes his books are worth a reread. TexasProgresive Mar 2018 #6

And it IS a movie! hermetic Mar 2018 #7

Thanks, I may watch it TexasProgresive Mar 2018 #8

a really good read reveals dweller Mar 2018 #9

I have done that more than once. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2018 #10

You describe what happened exactly. TexasProgresive Mar 2018 #11