General Information
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 Title: ...................... Echo Park               
 Author: ..................... Michael Connelly               
 Read By: . .................. Len Cariou             
 Copyright: ..................             
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 Genre: ...................... Mystery              
 Publisher: . ................            
 Series Name: ................ Harry Bosch          
 Position in Series: ......... 12   
 Abridged: ................... Unknown             

Original Media Information
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 Source: ..................... Digital Download
 Condition: .................. Excellent            

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 Number of MP3s: ............. 128       
 Total Duration: .............    
 Total MP3 Size: ............. 289 MB       
 Parity Archive: ............. Par2 files @ 15%       
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 Encoded At: ................. 64kbps           
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Book Description
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Bestseller Connelly's compelling 12th Harry Bosch novel (after 2005's The Closers) offers some new wrinkles on a familiar theme—the aging detective haunted by the one who got away. In Bosch's case, the elusive quarry is the man who abducted a 22-year-old equestrian, Marie Gesto, in 1993. Having returned to active duty as a member of the LAPD Open-Unsolved Unit, Bosch repeatedly pulls the file to see if he can discover something new and give some small solace to the victim's parents. When a chance police stop of a suspicious vehicle nets serial killer Raynard Waits, who's carrying body parts in his van, Bosch assesses the murderer's claim that he was responsible for killing Gesto, too. The weary and cynical detective soon suspects that Waits is trying to barter information for a reduced sentence of life imprisonment. Political motivations connected with the upcoming DA election also cloud the investigation. Smooth prose and plausible characters—even the secondary figures—elevate this several notches above the standard cop vs. serial-killer thriller.