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Old 07-21-2012, 12:03 AM   #118
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Originally Posted by raychensmith View Post
Anything by Michael Connelly -- plodding, humorless stories populated by plodding, humorless characters described in plodding, humorless prose. (Alternative: James Ellroy's The Black Dahlia. Has all the interesting prose, humor, and kickass stories that Connelly lacks.)
Each to their own, I am a big fan of kickass and a big fan of Michael Connelly (Harry Bosch) who seems kind of kickass to me. Might take a while for him to get to it, but he does get to it.

Elllroy seems a bit more introspective and characters kind of self chatty but I only read one book. Will try another on your recomendation

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