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Original Title: The Last Coyote
ISBN: 075280944X (ISBN13: 9780752809441)
Edition Language: English
Series: Harry Bosch #4, Harry Bosch Universe #4
Characters: Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch, Jerry Edgar, Irvin Irving, Harvey "Ninety Eight" Pounds, Carmen Hinojos, Arno Conklin, Jake McKittrick, Larry Sakai, Meredith Roman, Gordon Mittel, Johnny Fox, Jasmine Corian, Keisha Russell, Angel Brockman, Claude Eno, Monte Kim, Jerry Toliver, Earl Sizemore, Elizabeth Shivone, Roger Goff, Geneva Beaupre
Setting: Los Angeles, California(United States) California(United States) Florida(United States)
Literary Awards: Anthony Award Nominee for Best Novel (1996), Hammett Prize Nominee (1995), Dilys Award (1996)
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Title:The Last Coyote (Harry Bosch #4)
Author:Michael Connelly
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:First Edition
Pages:Pages: 400 pages
Published:October 6th 1997 by Orion (first published June 1st 1995)
Categories:Mystery. Fiction. Crime. Thriller. Detective. Mystery Thriller. Suspense

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Harry attacked his commanding officer and is suspended indefinitely, pending a psychiatric evaluation. At first he resists the LAPD shrink, but finally recognizes that something is troubling him and has for a long time. In 1961, when Harry was twelve, his mother, a prostitute, was brutally murdered, and no one has ever been accused of the crime.

With the spare time a suspension brings, Harry opens up the thirty-year-old file on the case and is irresistibly drawn into a past he has always avoided. It's clear that the case was fumbled and the smell of a cover-up is unmistakable. Someone powerful was able to divert justice and Harry vows to uncover the truth. As he relentlessly follows the broken pieces of the case, the stirred interest causes new murders and pushes Harry to the edge of his job... and his life.

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Harry Bosch just gets better and better. This time he's having to see the department psychologist, suspended pending her evaluation of his suitability to return to work. Harry's earthquake damaged home has been condemned and he's surreptitiously investigating a cold case murder of someone who was close to him. It's a recipe for disaster. This was a gnarly case with lots of players and potential suspects. I liked that each lead didn't necessarily take Harry down the right path, giving me an

Reviewed at Cross My Heart Writings and Reviews.Harry Bosch has been suspended and stripped of his LAPD Badge, his official vehicle, and life as he knows it. Hes lost his home, his girlfriend, and his self-control. In department mandated counseling sessions, Harry is forced to examine his actions, express his feelings, and bare his soul about past and present events something he is not comfortable doing. But unless he can convince the psychologist that hes not a threat to himself and others, he

Exceptional....Best book of the series so far. Connelly is so much more than a great thriller writer, he's simply a great writer and Bosch is such a great character, you can't help but pull for him at every step throughout this amazing story. Best crime thriller series out there. I honestly believe Connelly could write about anything. I'd put him up there with Stephen King and Brandon Sanderson in that regard (he's honestly that good!).

This was really good. It was hard to stop reading. Bosch did many smart things that surprised me, things I did not expect.REVIEWERS OPINION:Early in the book Harry said I want (pause) Im going to find her killer. (My thoughts were yes you will. Not many people could say that but you can. You are so smart at solving crimes Ive seen him in action in three previous books.) It was hard for me to imagine how anyone could solve something so old. It was fascinating to watch what Bosch did to uncover

Whew! I think I need stress leave after reading this book. This was crazy tense, and INTENSE, and the whole time I was waiting for the shoe to drop and everything to go sideways. So, after Harry gets pissed off at his supervisor, Lt. Pounds, for messing up an interview, Harry put Pounds' face through his office window. As you do. That got him put on Involuntary Stress Leave, which I think it could be argued, is probably not unwarranted. He has to talk to the department's therapist, who will

Quick - start thinking of every tired trope that comes to mind when you think of generic cop stories. It's OK, I'll wait. Your list probably included, "Author uses macho cop's mandatory therapy sessions as an excuse for character development," and, "Renegade cop gets his badge taken away, so he has to go rogue to catch the killer." Those two overdone stories come together to make this novel, so it should feel derivative and lifeless, right? Yet somehow, Connelly rises above the expectations of

I'm on a mission to fill in the early days of Harry Bosch. I started in the middle of the series and missed this essential book on Harry's background. Harry has been suspended for insubordination...he beat the crap out of his supervisor...and has to attend a psych evaluation before he can be reinstated to the force. In the meantime he decides to investigate the murder of his mother. This is one of the best Connelly novels, twists and turns galore. Four stars for The Last Coyote