A Darkness More Than Night
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Richard M Davidson
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Michael Connelly
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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
(p) 2001 Hachette Audio©2001 Hieronymous, Inc
Kritikerstimmen
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
I have to admit, that I am spoilt by the reading of Dick Hill, who brought the first five stories so incomparable vividly to life. Within a few minutes I was drawn into the stories without ever thinking about the reader himself. I think this is how it's supposed to be.
Starting the 6th book, read by Peter Giles, I was a bit reluctant, as to a 'new' reader would also be able to draw me in. I was glad that he also managed to draw me in, within only a few chapters.
The reading of Richard M Davidson was a severe setback for me, as his style of reading and especially his voicing of Harry Bosch didn't capture the 'essence' of that character as I had gotten to know it from the previous 6 books. The way he voiced Harry, I was always thinking of a grumpy old man, and until the end was always reminded about the fact, that I didn't feet at easy with this reader, thus I was never really drawn into the story.
Another reason I didn't really got into this story, was the fact, that it felt to me, like a totally different author had written this book, than the first 6 books. For me personally this isn't a Harry Bosch book, but rather one where the character has an appearance. Much like a 'Terry McCaleb, featuring Harry Bosch' book, without knowing any of the other books with Terry McCaleb. It's not only that Harry is rather a supporting character, but also, that Harry is described from the outside. The listener doesn't get to know the inner musings of Harry to that extent, as it's the case in the previous books.
So for me Harry felt a bit alien in this audiobook. Throughout the book I haf the feeling the story and the reader were a bit off, to really be a part of the previous books.
A bit of a disappointment as a 'Harry Bosch Book'
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