A Harry Bosch Novel: The Narrows (Series #10) (Paperback)

from wdwilson3

An otherwise excellent follow-up to "The Poet" was spoiled by the characterization of the FBI agent in charge, whose arrogant, abrasive, dim-witted personality may be Connelly trying to work out demons from his reporter past. He has Harry Bosch give a rather out of character critique of the Burea...

from ct.bergeron

FBI agent Rachel Walling finally gets the call she's dreaded for years, the one that tells her the Poet has surfaced. She has never forgotten the serial killer who wove lines of poetry in his hideous crimes. And apparently he has not forgotten her - Former LAPD detective Harry Bosch gets a call t...

from mrtall

The Narrows marks the return of the Poet, an FBI agent-turned-serial killer. Harry Bosch teams up with another fed, Rachel Walling, to track him down. Oh, and Bosch's sometimes-collaborator Terry McCaleb's involved, too, although not actively . . . . The outstanding feature of this installment in...

from larryking1

I have read so many books in the saga of Hieronymus Bosch, and I am thinking that this one may be the best! Foolishly, I read this before I have read The Poet, as this is a sequel; also, it is a sequel to Blood Work and A Darkness More Than Night, so I was up to speed therein. I once told the aut...

from lbswiener

The Narrows is an adventure mystery that from the very beginning is well written. The characters are all believable. The storyline is believable. It takes place in Las Vegas and So Cal. Portions of the book are eerie. The serial killer's upbringing was sad and in no way justifies his pathetic exi...