The Crossing

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    The Crossing: Harry Bosch, Book 18

    The Crossing is a crime fiction story. The book is the 18th installment in the Harry Bosch novel series. He is a very talented writer of crime fiction stories and mystery thrillers. The author got a lot of appreciation for his LAPD detective character, Harry Bosch, and for the series based on his name. The Last Coyote: Harry Bosch Series, Book 4, and The Late Show novels are two of the best from Michael Connelly.

    The narration of The Crossing novel is done by Titus Welliver. You will enjoy his performance where you will find him added too much to this audiobook while bringing this excellent story to life.

    In this novel, you will find Harry Bosch, an LAPD detective teaming up with Mickey Haller which was a Lincoln Lawyer.

    The Crossing

    Harry Bosch retired from LAPD but Mickey Halle, a defense attorney, and his half-brother needed his help. The murder rap against one of his clients appeared ironclad. But, Mickey Haller was quite sure that it was only a setup.

    Although it went against his instincts, Harry Bosch still took that case. With all the much-needed but secretive help from Lucia Soto, his former LAPD partner, Harry Bosch was able to turn that investigation inside the police department. But, just as Harr Bosch got closer to finding the truth, he just made himself the target. The stakes all of a sudden became too high for himself.

    The book won the APA Audie Award in the mystery category. The award was given in 2017 and since then it has been read and listened to by plenty of fans and followers of Michael Connelly and his Harry Bosch novel series.



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