By MICHELE HEWITSON
Harry (short for Hieronymus) Bosch, the cop with the best name in the business, is back in Connelly's latest cop fiction. The former Vietnam tunnel rat is a melancholy loner who is a magnet for trouble. He's been demoted from robbery-homicide and is on callout on New Year's day - a big day for suicides - when the story opens.
A retired doctor's dog brings home the femur of a boy from a shallow grave high in the Hollywood Hills. Bosch is haunted by a child with a life history as fractured as almost every bone in his body. Connelly is very good at this game, and this one's a smart, gripping jigsaw puzzle with an ending which will give Bosch fans their biggest shock yet.
Orion
$37.95
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