The Brass Verdict: A Novel: Booktrack Edition Free Audiobook Download by Michael Connelly

A verdant, hilly landscape. A taut political thriller that takes place in the wake of a brutal murder. And a deeply flawed protagonist who has his own reasons for wanting justice to be done. . .

In The Brass Verdict, Michael Connelly introduces readers to Detective Harry Bosch, a detective in the LAPD who's working a cold case from 25 years ago. He's been assigned to find a serial killer who may have just struck again only this time he's targeting high-ranking officials.

Jack Brass is a retired detective who has followed his dreams to become a novelist, but his story is not off to a good start. He's been struggling to write a novel that somehow captures the real-life crimes he investigated in his career. Although he's never met LAPD Detective Harry Bosch, maybe the older man can help him understand how realistic his work should be.

This audiobook version is designed to be read and heard while driving or while doing any activity that requires your attention. It's a wonderful adventure story with interesting, complex characters. Despite the fact that this is a crime thriller - Connelly creates a perfectly balanced story that has enough twists to keep things interesting.

Peter Giles is a crime reporter working the beat in Little Saigon. He's got no time for revolution, especially not when it comes to his son's life. One night, while on patrol through the tough neighborhoods of LA, he crosses paths with Johnnie-Boy. An enigmatic stranger who only knows that Peter's father is someone powerful and important in the world of big business back in Vietnam. That night, as they share unexpected secrets and memories, something sparks a change in Johnnie-Boy that leads him down an irreversible path towards...something.

Four years ago, the LAPD called off their search for a serial rapist and murderer, despite the efforts of Detective Harry Bosch. Harry was sure he'd find the killer or die trying. Now, a decade later, new DNA evidence leads him back to the case with renewed vigor. But is it enough to bring justice?