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The Crossing
- Narrated by: Titus Welliver
- Series: Harry Bosch, Book 18
- Length: 9 hrs and 24 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery
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Six months ago Harry Bosch left the LAPD before they could fire him and then hired maverick defense attorney Mickey Haller to sue the department for forcing him out. Although it wasn't the way he wanted to go, Harry has to admit that being out of the game has its benefits.
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- yew
- 08-10-16
Connolly and Welliver - a brilliant combination.
Titus Welliver's performances in TV's Bosch series perfectly reflects the character in the books and was without flaw. His reading of this book is superb, far superior to any narrators of previous Bosch audiobooks. The storyline is as good as ever, Connolly never fails to come up with the goods. Here's hoping this is the first of many collaborations.
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- Claire D.
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Best narrator I've heard
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- Customer
- 18-12-16
Worth a listen to
This is s decent crime thriller my only criticism is that it was often difficult to distinguish between the characters as the narrators tone remained largely the same no matter who was speaking to who.
5 people found this helpful
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- daisy
- 18-01-17
Best so far
Excellent book. Gripping. Listening to Titus narrate is like chocolate on my taste buds.
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- Audible customer
- 09-12-16
Up to the mark
Really enjoyed this Connelly book. Bosch and Haller working together draws out their differences and adds just one more level of conflict. Great performance by Titus Welliver caps a very good plot.
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- SimonJay
- 16-11-16
Good, but not the best Bosch/Haller
As usual, Connelly is strong on procedure, and the story grips. I like the interplay between Bosch and Haller. Superb performance by Titus Welliver, who will always be Bosch in my mind now after the excellent Amazon series. Where this falls down for me is on the motivation of the rogue cops. A bit too dastardly. But don't let that stop you....
4 people found this helpful
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- Michael K.
- 30-10-16
Really good writing
This is the third Michael Connelly book that I have listened to, and I am well and truly hooked. Excellent.
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- Lareine
- 27-10-16
Enjoyable
Another well written book by Michael Connelly. I like the connection between Bosch and Haller and enjoyed the twists in the story, and how they all came together in the end.
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- Bob Bennett
- 11-10-16
Another great story from Michael
Compelling story which moved along in a logical direction with some interesting twists and turns. Great performance by Titus
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- Mc Pits
- 27-09-16
Great story, keeps you guessing
Bosch is his usual self, very thorough with his investigation. Good to see him working without his LAPD badge, he has to improvise to get people to talk to him. Story needs more of Mikey Haller though.
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- Lakeman
- 25-01-20
Decent thriller
Perhaps a little formulaic but hey, what’s wrong with the tried and tested? It’s what you do with it that counts, and Connelly is skilful enough to do plenty. But it’s the narration that does it full justice. Superbly performed.
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- Eric Gauffriau
- 16-08-19
Loved this
After having gotten used to Titus welliver as Bosch in the Tv series, his voice is perfect.
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- Mervyn
- 16-05-18
Good choice to swop sides.
Although Bosch was not happy to swop sides, he did his usual outstanding job to find the truth.
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- Linda
- 14-12-16
Hard to beat
I'm a convinced Michael Connelly fan. this did not disappoint. Reliably exciting and entertaining
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- Carolhxx
- 10-08-16
Another Gripping Story
What made the experience of listening to The Crossing the most enjoyable?
In addition to the gripping story, the development of the relationships between Bosch and Haller ans Bosch and his daughter.
Did the narration match the pace of the story?
I did not like the narrator. He used the same voice for all the characters. Once or twice I thought Haller was speaking when it was Bosch and vice versa.
Any additional comments?
It was good to have both Bosch and Haller together in one novel.
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- kenneth bareksten
- 15-01-16
Very good
Overall a very good literary experience, both plot, drama and of course reading by Titus.
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- Anonymous User
- 17-12-15
Very disapointing
What disappointed you about The Crossing?
I have listened to or read everything that Michael has written. This is probably his lowest moment. The plot is extremely improbable and at the same time predictable because it follows the old rogue cop plot that has been used so many times before.
This is so bad that I have difficulty in believing that Michael wrote this
What do you think your next listen will be?
The new John Grisham
Which character – as performed by Titus Welliver – was your favorite?
Probably Haller
Any additional comments?
I will continue to listen to Michael Connelly because he is such a great story teller. I just hope he can recover from this sad effort.