Resurrection Walk: The Brand New Blockbuster Lincoln Lawyer Thriller (Mickey Haller, 7) Paperback – 23 May 2024

Michael Connelly, the master of Los Angeles crime fiction, does it again with “Resurrection Walk.” Over 30 years into his incredible career, he’s not slowing down. This latest installment in the Lincoln Lawyer series not only delivers a captivating legal thriller, but also masterfully brings together two iconic characters: Mickey Haller and Harry Bosch.The story starts with Haller, riding the wave of successfully freeing an innocent man. Inundated with claims of innocence, he enlists his half-brother, the retired but ever-vigilant Bosch, to help sift through the truth. Together, they uncover a seemingly impossible case: a woman imprisoned for murdering her ex-husband, a sheriff’s deputy. Despite the long odds and powerful forces aligned against them, Haller and Bosch embark on a relentless pursuit of justice.The courtroom drama takes center stage, with Haller weaving his magic and Bosch’s investigative prowess shining through. The twists and turns keep you guessing until the very end, while the intricate legal battles are both thrilling and meticulously detailed. This isn’t just a courtroom drama; it’s a deep dive into the underbelly of Los Angeles, exposing corruption and hidden agendas.The contrasting personalities and complementary skills of Haller and Bosch create a perfect blend of wit, grit, and emotional depth. For fans of either character, this book is a delight. For newcomers, it’s a perfect entry point into Connelly’s captivating world. The LA atmosphere is palpable and the plot is pure adrenaline.“Resurrection Walk” is a 5 star testament to Connelly’s enduring talent and a must-read for any crime fiction enthusiast.

I am a big Connelly fan. I read the earlier Bosch & Haller books in paper (sometimes hardback) and have recently replaced all to a digital version and have read the entire series again. Some are better than others much the same as a Grisham but Connelly is an amazing story teller. There is no doubt about that. Seems familiar, easy to read and hard to put down. This book is no exception and even better with both Bosch and Haller working together rather than just dipping into each others lives. My other half laughs at me as he has to remind me that Bosch is not a real person. I beg to differ as he has come alive through the series of books and over the years we have all got to know and love him.I loved the theme of the book with helping the underdog and the book grabs your attention from the first chapter. I wanted to keep reading to see how the story unfolded and was not disappointed with the end result. Through the writing you can tell that Harry and Mickey are very different in personalities and how they see the world especially around police and legal matters. Bosch has not forgotten who he is at the core retired or not a true police detective at heart, he stays loyal to his principles.Nice to see Ballard making a small appearance. I have not watched the TV series of Bosch but have enjoyed the The Lincoln Lawyer on Netflix, probably because its quite glossy. I wasn't sure at first. I wonder what the future holds for Mickey. Can't wait to find out.

My first Bosch / Lincoln Lawyer book after watching (and rewatching) the two TV series and I was not disappointed. The characters were now familiar to me and the way they are portraid on screen is the same as in the book.The story is so well together and is not a slog or boring to read. I was shocked how quickly I got halfway through as the flow is so fast I just kept turning the page.I absolutely recommend this book.I have now ordered a load of other books by the author to continue my experience and the great stories of Bosch and Co.

What another brilliant read from Connolly with both Haller and Bosch appearing as the main characters, if you like them you will love this hard to put down once you start

Another fantastic read from Michael Connelly, never disappoints.

It had to happen eventually – Bosch and Haller finally get together to work on a case. Hooray! Not just the occasional touching of lives that we have had in the past, but a proper – and very fruitful – hand-in-glove partnership.Between Lincoln Lawyer books (and they are few and too sparse) I have read many courtroom dramas. None come close to the mix of authenticity and engagement that Michael Connelly manages to produce.This author manages to keep you informed of the unfolding strategy, whilst holding back on a few key developments so that there is for the reader anticipation and drama in the courtroom. Few authors can pull this off – it is an art, and Connelly is Rembrandt.All of the regular Lincoln Lawyer characters make an appearance in this satisfying story of ultimate justice – Cisco, Laura, Maggie – but with the wisdom and experience of Bosch thrown in the mix the storyline takes on an extra dimension, and Connelly interwove the expertise of each half-brother brilliantly.The behaviour of Mickey Haller continues to include slightly dodgy tactics and an element of rebellion, whilst the character of Harry Bosch continues to be restrained and winsomely insecure. I am looking forward to the day when they are a bit more demonstrative in their appreciation of each other!It will be long time (if ever) before Mickey Haller emerges in a new drama, so perhaps it’s time to start again at the beginning and enjoy his developing celebrity.

Any book is always an enjoyable read from Connolly

Brilliant from start to finish polished story and great twists 😇😇 hope next one will shout soon.happy days read. .Always.