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The Black Ice (Harry Bosch #2, Harry Bosch Universe #2), 1993.The Black Echo (Harry Bosch #1, Harry Bosch Universe #1), 1992.If you want to read, however, the Harry Bosch Universe in chronological order regardless of the separate series, then follow the corresponding list in the brackets below.

Here are the Michael Connelly books in order for his vast Harry Bosch Universe, which will be split into the separate series based on its main character. While each series is standalone from the rest, they all have Harry Bosch involved somehow, and many of the characters from one series also feature in others. Last Updated on JMichael Connelly is one of the most prolific legal mystery authors, best known for his Harry Bosch Universe, which includes not only the Harry Bosch series but also the Mickey Haller series, and the Jack McEvoy, Terry McCaleb, and Renee Ballard series.

Reading the Michael Connelly Books in Order.

His work compares to others of great writing prowess such as Robert B Parker, Gar Anthony Haywood and Raymond Chandler. As I have said, though, if you are reading a Connelly story, you are on the right track. This one follows an attorney with a more trraditional point of view story. Another of his top books, The Lincoln Lawyer, also ranks at least four stars for me. It surely made Bosch ever more human and is, in my view, a small thing that haunts us more than the murders. Just like those ships we hear that are passing in the night, she moves on and they never really get to know each other. This story also includes a rare gem where Bosch, a single father out on his own on the trail of criminals, hangs out in a hotel in Las Vegas, and briefly makes an emotional connection wifth a woman staying in the same hotel.

The suspense is well maintained, and he later feeds in a third point of view, who is the killer both Bosch and the Federal Agent seek. He may place odd numbered chapters with Harry Bosch, an investigator with a life, then places even numbered chapters with a federal agent investigating a murder scene in the desert about halfway between Los Angeles, CA and Las Vegas, Nevada. What makes it different is the way he alternates the points of view. For me, this one ranks as his best so far. I've never read a bad Connelly book and the stories hang together especially well.

I have read probably ten Connelly books over the past six years.