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The Brass Verdict (Compact Disc)

The Brass Verdict (Compact Disc)


by Connelly, Michael
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    Fans of Michael Connelly will enjoy the team efforts of two of his most popular protagonists in THE BRASS VERDICT--LAPD Detective Harry Bosch and his half-brother, unconventional defense lawyer Mickey Haller, first introduced in THE LINCOLN LAWYER. Cou...

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Fans of Michael Connelly will enjoy the team efforts of two of his most popular protagonists in THE BRASS VERDICT--LAPD Detective Harry Bosch and his half-brother, unconventional defense lawyer Mickey Haller, first introduced in THE LINCOLN LAWYER. Council-to-the-stars Jerry Vincent is murdered in the middle of defending high-profile studio exec Walter Elliott, who`s charged with murdering his wife and her lover. Suspicious of working together at first, Haller and Bosch must pool their resources to solve this double crime. Selected as one of the 2008 Best Books of the Year by Publishers Weekly.

Author:
Connelly, Michael
ISBN:
9781600248214
Format:
Audio
Publish Date:
09/01/2009
Publisher:
Hachette Audio
Language:
English

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  • Arguably this country's best crime yarn spinner, Connelly has not only concocted an extremely clever plot for the second novel featuring Lincoln lawyer Mickey Haller, he has included his longtime series hero Harry Bosch as a supporting player in the who- and whydunit. The one less-than-perfect ingredient on this audio version is its reader, who, unlike former Connelly interpreters Len Carriou or Dick Hill, is not quite able to match the author's noir mood naturally. Peter Giles, an actor who has appeared in enough TV detective episodes to know better, starts off trying much too hard to sound hard-boiled. Haller is a lawyer, not Mike Hammer. But as the tricky tale plays out, with Haller and Bosch on the hunt for a homicidal jury manipulator, Giles tones down the toughness and settles in on a smartly paced and considerably more satisfying delivery. A Little, Brown hardcover (Reviews, Aug. 18). (Oct.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
 
 
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