
I can't think of a bad
Michael Connelly book. Sure: there are some that I prefer over others. But that's personal taste (Harry Bosch is my boy). But breaking it down to the nuts and bolts of craft, character and plot: the man produces a kick-ass story each and every time. I put other books on hold when a new Connelly is available. When
The Scarecrow pubbed, I went out and got it right away. (Unfortunately, not at Black Orchid). I contacted Jeff Pierce at
January Magazine and said I wanted to review it. You can read that review
here. I also asked Connelly some follow up questions. And I can still say: I can't think of a bad Connelly book. I can think of many outstanding ones, including his latest.