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Bosch is Back: The Black Box by Michael Connelly (Audio)

By On February 18, 2013 · 2 Comments

The Black Box is Michael Connelly‘s 18th crime novel about Detective Harry (short for Hieronymous) Bosch of the Los Angeles Police Department, part of the Robbery/Homicide Division’s Open-Unsolved unit. This audiobook edition has a new narrator, which I hadn’t noticed [...]

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Inspector Armand Gamache Does It Again: The Cruelest Month by Louise Penny

By On May 9, 2011 · Leave a Comment

I just came back from another visit via audiobook to Three Pines, the idyllic village hidden away in the woods of Quebec, populated by artists, intellectuals, and quirky individuals of all stripes who are horrified each time they discover that someone among them is a murderer. With the seventh book in this mystery [...]

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8 in the Box by Raffi Yessayan

By On September 13, 2010 · Leave a Comment

> Author Raffi Yessayan’s name isn’t as easy to remember as “Robert B. Parker”, but he was named in a Boston Globe article as one of the up-and-coming authors likely to win a place in the hearts of readers who miss Parker’s mystery series starring Spenser, Boston’s favorite private investigator. [...]

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The City & The City by China Mieville

By On March 8, 2010 · 1 Comment

Imagine a drab, Eastern-bloc type of city side by side with a brighter, more prosperous city, with the border between them so undemarcated that people on one side of a street can be in Beszel and, on the other, in Ul Qoma, but where — in both places — it is a crime, [...]

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