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About Michael Connelly
Connelly has won the Edgar, Anthony, Macavity, Nero, Barry, Ridley, Maltese Falcon (Japan), .38 Caliber (France), Grand Prix (France), and Premio Bancarella (Italy) awards.
In addition to his work in publishing, Michael Connelly was one of the creators, writers, and consulting producers of Level 9, a TV show about a task force fighting cyber crime that ran on UPN in the Fall of 2000.
Connelly lives with his family in Florida.
In addition to his work in publishing, Michael Connelly was one of the creators, writers, and consulting producers of Level 9, a TV show about a task force fighting cyber crime that ran on UPN in the Fall of 2000.
Connelly lives with his family in Florida.
Series
Harry Bosch
1. The Black Echo (1992)
2. The Black Ice (1993)
3. The Concrete Blonde (1994)
4. The Last Coyote (1995)
5. Trunk Music (1996)
6. Angels Flight (1998)
7. A Darkness More Than Night (2000)
8. City Of Bones (2002)
9. Lost Light (2003)
10. The Narrows (2004)
11. The Closers (2005)
12. Echo Park (2006)
13. The Overlook (2007)
14. 9 Dragons (2009)
1. The Black Echo (1992)
2. The Black Ice (1993)
3. The Concrete Blonde (1994)
4. The Last Coyote (1995)
5. Trunk Music (1996)
6. Angels Flight (1998)
7. A Darkness More Than Night (2000)
8. City Of Bones (2002)
9. Lost Light (2003)
10. The Narrows (2004)
11. The Closers (2005)
12. Echo Park (2006)
13. The Overlook (2007)
14. 9 Dragons (2009)
Harry Bosch Omnibus
The Harry Bosch Novels: Black Echo / Black Ice / Concrete Blonde (2000)
The Harry Bosch Novels Volume 2: The Last Coyote / Trunk Music / Angels Flight (2003)
Two Great Novels: The Black Echo, The Black Ice (2004)
The Harry Bosch Novels Volume 3: Darkness More Than Night / City of Bones / Lost Light (2008)
The Harry Bosch Novels: Black Echo / Black Ice / Concrete Blonde (2000)
The Harry Bosch Novels Volume 2: The Last Coyote / Trunk Music / Angels Flight (2003)
Two Great Novels: The Black Echo, The Black Ice (2004)
The Harry Bosch Novels Volume 3: Darkness More Than Night / City of Bones / Lost Light (2008)
Novels
Omnibus
Anthologies edited
The Best American Mystery Stories 2003 (2003) (with Otto Penzler)
Murder in Vegas: New Crime Tales of Gambling and Desperation (2005)
The Blue Religion: New Stories About Cops, Criminals, and the Chase (2008)
In the Shadow of the Master (2009)
Murder in Vegas: New Crime Tales of Gambling and Desperation (2005)
The Blue Religion: New Stories About Cops, Criminals, and the Chase (2008)
In the Shadow of the Master (2009)
Non fiction
Awards
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Links to other websites
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Michael Connelly recommends
 The Innocents (1995) (Wil Hardesty, book 1) Richard Barre "A gripping story that opens doors on an intriguing world of mystery, deceit and murder." |  The Concrete River (1996) (Jack Liffey, book 1) John Shannon "The Concrete River is my kind of L.A. novel - hard as nails with a soft spot in the middle... a tough and engaging story." |  An Educated Death (1997) (Thea Kozak) Kate Flora "Kate Flora does what all great writers do, she takes you inside unfamiliar territory and makes you feel right at home." | |
 The Poster Boy (1998) Stephen Solomita "This is old-fashioned story-telling at its best. " |  A Tale About a Tiger (1998) S J Rozan "This is old-fashioned story-telling at its best. Interesting and involving tales from some of the masters of mysteries." |  Eleven Days (1998) (Carl Houseman, book 1) Donald Harstad "A hell of a novel... gripping and unsettling." | |
 The Jook (1999) Gary Phillips "Gary Phillips wries tough and gritty parables about life and death on the mean streets." |  Catch Me (1999) (Jay Fletcher, book 2) A J Holt "A. J. Holt draws tension with the skill of a surgeon." |  Stone Quarry (1999) (Bill Smith, Lydia Chin, book 6) S J Rozan "STONE QUARRY is S. J. Rozan at her best... the tension and intrigue never let up. She constantly has you looking over your shoulder into the dark." | |
 No Offense Intended (1999) (Munch Mancini, book 2) Barbara Seranella "Wonderful... You can't help but take Munch Mancini - and this book - to heart." |  In a Dry Season (1999) (Inspector Banks, book 10) Peter Robinson "A wonderful novel." |  The Final Detail (1999) (Myron Bolitar, book 6) Harlan Coben "Harlan Coben. He's smart, he's funny, and he has something to say." | |
 Blindsided (2000) (Jane Candiotti, book 2) Clyde Phillips "Moves with the speed of a bullet and has more twists and turns than the streets of San Francisco." |  The Poison Sky (2000) (Jack Liffey, book 3) John Shannon "Phillip Marlowe would have been proud of his contemporary heir." |  In a True Light (2001) John Harvey "John Harvey writes the way we all wish we could write. Elegiac and eloquent, his stories filled with the blood of true character." | |
 1st to Die (2001) (Women's Murder Club, book 1) James Patterson "Patterson boils a scene down to the single, telling detail, the element that defines a character or moves a plot along. It's what fires off the movie projector in the reader's mind." |  Exposure (2002) Alan Russell "Alan Russell is in rare form with Exposure." |  Sweet Dream Baby (2002) Sterling Watson "Sweet Dream Baby is a beautiful book. Sterling Watson is surehanded and telling in a story that is elegiac as it is gripping." | |
 The Smoke (2002) (Felony And Mayhem, book 1) Tony Broadbent "More than a page-turner... I was enthralled." |  The Blue Edge of Midnight (2002) (Max Freeman, book 1) Jonathon King "...full of true character and jagged surprises." |  Kisscut (2002) (Grant County, book 2) Karin Slaughter "This is crime fiction at its finest." | |
 The Con Man's Daughter (2003) Ed Dee "Ed Dee is the real deal." |  Sucker Bet (2003) (Tony Valentine, book 3) James Swain "Sucker Bet is wonderful... a cast of characters that would make Elmore Leonard's mouth water." |  Scavenger Hunt (2003) (Jimmy Gage, book 2) Robert Ferrigno "I never miss a book by Robert Ferrigno." | |
 To the Bone (2003) (Carroll Monks, book 3) Neil McMahon "Neil McMahon's thrillers have the precision of a surgeon's scalpel." |  Deadlight (2003) (Joe Faraday, book 4) Graham Hurley "A great british police procedural. Faraday is a fine creation." |  Flesh and Blood: Guilty As Sin: Erotic Tales of Crime and Passion (2003) Max Allan Collins and Jeff Gelb "This is the stuff of literary Viagra." | |
 Crossing the Line (2004) (Antonio Burns, book 4) Clinton McKinzie "Clinton McKinzie delivers a story pulsing with intrigue and character that is as poetic as it is harrowing." |  A Taint in the Blood (2004) (Kate Shugak, book 14) Dana Stabenow "Kate Shugak is the answer if you are looking for something unique in the crowded field of crime fiction." |  Missing Justice (2004) (Samantha Kincaid, book 2) Alafair Burke "She's got what it takes." | |
 Flesh and Blood (2005) (John Jordan Mysteries, book 3) Michael Lister "Michael Lister may be the author of the most unique series running in mystery fiction." |  The James Deans (2005) (Moe Prager, book 3) Reed Farrel Coleman "Moe Prager is my kind of private eye." |  Immoral (2005) (Jonathan Stride, book 1) Brian Freeman "A page-turner of the highest calibre. It has enough twists and turns to keep you guessing until the end." | |
 Cold Blooded (2005) Robert J Randisi "Robert Randisi is a master of the genre. He's one of the best." |  The Broken Shore (2006) (Broken Shore, book 1) Peter Temple "The Broken Shore by Peter Temple is a great discovery... I was fully taken in by this book. " |  Speak of the Devil (2006) (Fritz Malone, book 1) Richard Hawke "From first line to last, Speak of the Devil moves with a rare combination of intrigue and intensity. Its engine runs on high octane adrenalin. Richard Hawke delivers a winner." | |
 Piece of My Heart (2006) (Inspector Banks, book 16) Peter Robinson "Wonderful... multi-layered mystery." |  Blood Rose (2007) (Clare Hart) Margie Orford "Margie Orford has nailed it. Blood Rose is wonderfully crafted and fully engrossing. It's a book that stays with you, even after the last page is turned." |  City of Fire (2007) (Lena Gamble, book 1) Robert Ellis "City of Fire is my kind of crime novel. Gritty, tight and assured." | |
 Ghosttown (2007) (Whitney Logan Mystery, book 3) Mercedes Lambert "For these characters, one book was not enough, now we have three and I still feel shorted. After this I will miss Whitney and Lupe and the strange, wonderful people they encounter. I will miss them for a long, long time." |  Before I Wake (2007) Robert J Wiersema "A stunning debut . . .original, thought-provoking, and downright wonderful." |  A Welcome Grave (2007) (Lincoln Perry, book 3) Michael Koryta "For a while now, Michael Koryta has been called one of the rising young talents in crime fiction. I say enough of that. A Welcome Grave proves the promise. Koryta is one of the best of the best, plain and simple. With stories like this, his Lincoln Perry is going to be around for a long, long time." | |
 Cruel Poetry (2007) Vicki Hendricks "I loved this book. It's a private ticket into a secret world of desire and sex and the raw edge between them." |  Quiver (2008) Peter Leonard "With its clever plotting and blood-and-guts characters, Quiver will certainly put Peter Leonard on the map. This is the start of something special." |  Burn Zone (2008) (Alex Duarte, book 2) James O Born "Alex Duarte is my kind of cop. I hope he sticks around for a long, long, time." | |
 Double Exposure (2009) Michael Lister "Double Exposure is absolutely riveting! Michael Lister has squeezed every ounce of terror and thrills out of a dark night in the woods." |  Blackbird Fly (2009) Lise McClendon "Lise McClendon expertly probes the mystery of human desires." |  Jack Wakes Up (2009) (Jack Palms Mystery, book 1) Seth Harwood "Jack Wakes Up rocks! It's a fast, smooth ride on a highway not found on any map." | |
 Vengeance Road (2009) Rick Mofina "Vengeance Road is a thriller with no speed limit! It's a great read!" |  Print the Legend (2010) (Hector Lassiter , book 3) Craig McDonald "Ingeniously plotted and executed, Print the Legend is an epic masterpiece from Craig McDonald. Beginning to end, I was riveted by this story of character, history and intrigue. " |
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