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Rent The Narrows (Harry Bosch)
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Narrator: Len Cariou
Format: Unabridged-CD, Paperback, Unabridged-CD
Publisher: Time Warner Audiobooks
Published: May 2004
Genre: Fiction - Mystery & Detective - Hard-boiled
Retail Price: $46.98
Discs: 9
Synopsis
When an infamous serial killer known as the Poet reemerges, FBI agent Rachel Walling, long haunted by her unsuccessful efforts to bring him to justice, receives assistance from LAPD detective Harry Bosch, who finds the case to be the most terrifying of his career. Simultaneous.
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Reviews
This book is the sequel to The Poet. The Poet was engrossing and interesting. Felt that Connelly didn't put all his efforts into this one and just wrote a sequel to get a sequel out. Found it very slow. Does have detective Harry Bosch, The FBI, and other familiar characters, but not enough that really held my interest. Struggle to get through it. Can't say I would recommend it. Read other Connelly books and keep this for last.