Angels Flight, Michael Connelly
Angels Flight, Michael Connelly
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Angels Flight

Author: Michael Connelly

Narrator: Peter Giles

Unabridged: 12 hr 53 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 06/04/2013


Synopsis

A brand new recording of this Michael Connelly classic - available unabridged from Hachette Audio for the first time ever!
An activist attorney is killed in a cute little L.A. trolley called Angels Flight, far from Harry Bosch's Hollywood turf. But the case is so explosive--and the dead man's enemies inside the L.A.P.D. are so numerous--that it falls to Harry to solve it. Now the streets are superheating. Harry's year-old Vegas marriage is unraveling. And the hunt for a killer is leading Harry to another high-profile L.A. murder case, one where every cop had a motive. The question is, did any have the guts?

About Michael Connelly

Author Michael Connelly was born in Philadelphia PA in 1956. His genre of choice are crime fiction and thrillers. The term "detectiveis used to describe many of his works, such as those featuring LAPD Detective HieronymusBosch or criminal defense attorney Mickey Haller. Most every reader is familiar with those characters. A fun fact is that Connelly recreated a lot of publicity when President Bill Clinton was exiting a bookstore carrying the Connelly novel, "The Concrete Blonde "Harry novels

Connelly wrote which was adapted to film with Cline Eastwood as director and playing the lead actor as character FBI agent Terry McCabe. The book and movie were based on the "survivorsthat a person has after a heart transplant. s interest in the world of crime investigation come when he was 16 and one night on his way home from working as a dishwasher, he witnessed a man throwing an object into a hedge. Curious, he retrieved the object which ended up being a gun wrapped in a flannel shirt. A great happening for a future fictional crime novelist.


Reviews

AudiobooksNow review by Jennifer on 2010-02-04 13:35:38

Homicide detective Hieronymous Harry Bosch is up to his very stiff neck in politics, police corruption and racial tension. When Howard Elias, an African American lawyer famous for suing the LAPD for racially motivated brutality, is shot dead on the short train run up a steep hill in downtown L.A. known as Angels Flight Bosch and his team are ***igned the highly sensitive case. Bosch deals with racial and departmental political hokum, he goes into the case knowing that cops will be among the suspects, plus his new wife has returned to gambling. This book was done after the Rodney King riots in L.A. so racial tensions flow throughout the book which tended to put me on edge while reading this, also one wonders how any crimes get solved if the Los Angels police department is as corrupt as it is portrayed in this book. I enjoyed this book but got real tired of all the constant the city is going to burn mentality as well as the boulder on the shoulder of other charectors

Goodreads review by James on August 17, 2017

This is another very good entry in Michael Connelly's series featuring L.A. homicide detective Harry Bosch. The case opens in the middle of the night when Harry's team is called out to the scene of a double homicide. A man and a woman have been shot to death on a trolley called Angels Flight. Harry......more

Goodreads review by Baba on April 27, 2024

Harry Bosch #6, Bosch Universe #7: Angels Flight in LA., the 'world's shortest railway' becomes a crime scene when two passengers' murdered corpse are found. It turns out that one of the victims is a prominent African-American lawyer who already beaten the LAPD in court many times was about to nail......more

Goodreads review by PattyMacDotComma on November 12, 2024

5★ “To these detractors he was the scum of the legal system, a courtroom magician who could reach into the deck at any place and still pull out the race card.” This magician/scum was Howard Elias, a notorious civil rights attorney, who was brilliant at gaming the system and keeping the Los Angeles Pol......more

Goodreads review by Justo on February 27, 2022

3/5 Estrellas Parece que los tiempos están cambiando y nuestro detective Harry Bosch no solo ha dejado de fumar (dejémoslo en que está intentándolo), sino que llegando al nuevo milenio, asistimos al desembarco de las tecnologías digitales, con todo lo que supone en cuanto a nuevas formas de delinquir......more

Goodreads review by Mike on December 18, 2023

That’s the trouble with a Connelly and especially a Harry Bosch. Every page turn brings you closer to an end you want to delay…for the story to go on and on. This is my 33rd by the Author all read out of order of course. I remember this story from a Bosch tv programme but it was definitely different......more