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A Darkness More Than Night

De : Michael Connelly
Lu par : Richard M Davidson
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 Terry McCaleb's enforced quiet lifestyle on the island of Catalina is a far cry from the hectic excitement of his former role as an FBI profiler. However, when small-time criminal Edward Gunn is found dead, McCaleb becomes embroiled in a disturbing and complex case leading him to cross the path of Harry Bosch.

This infamous detective has always teetered on the brink of darkness in order to get inside the head of the killer. Is it possible that he has stepped across that finely drawn line and embraced darkness?

Read by Richard M Davidson

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    Michael Connelly has created a range of memorable cops and robbers, any one who could sustain a series ... This book is ingenious, original and - with every beat of its procedural heart - authentic
    A DARKNESS MORE THAN NIGHT ... has the authentic Connelly touches - crisp dialogue, masterly pacing and his familiar preoccupation with the battle against evil - and it makes gripping reading
    Another gripping, well-written thriller. At times gut-wrenchingly scary, at times maddeningly cryptic, he keeps you enthralled to the last page
    There's no doubt that when it comes to crime writing Connelly is right on top of the heap: impelled by a ferociously powerful narrative drive, his books grip with the prehensile strength of a mole wrench ... far better than its rivals, with a brilliantly organised plot and a genuinely exciting ending
    The plot rattles along in fifth gear, with upsets galore on every page. A thrilling, challenging read, as one has come to expect from Connelly
    A richly plotted and complex novel ... The resolution is brilliantly worked out ... and, as is usual with this author, there is a coda that brings more surprises. A rich and satisfying read, this, and one that throws light on the dark underbelly of human behaviour
    Connelly writes with a controlled fury that jumps right off the page. This is sublime stuff
    Connelly's many fans are in for a treat because his latest novel features his unorthodox streetwise cop Harry Bosch and brilliant psychological profiler Terry McCaleb ... Sharply original and unfailingly gripping
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    The story is really well crafted. This book brings together Terry McCaleb and Harry Bosch in a perfect mix. The direction it takes is totally unexpected, and that’s what makes it so effective. You also feel a touch of the Mickey Haller atmosphere, especially with all the courtroom scenes. That said, I had a hard time getting into the audiobook at first because I wasn’t a fan of the narrator. When he tried to voice Bosch, it sounded off, almost like a parody or a drunk version of him. It felt disrespectful and not in line with the Bosch we know. It seemed like the narrator wasn’t really familiar with Connelly’s characters... At some point, the narrator seemed to realize who Bosch really was and started changing the voice ! Anyway, after a couple of hours, I managed to get used to it and just focused on the story. And honestly, once the plot starts to unfold, it’s really gripping !

    Not the voice I expected but...

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