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The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch) (1994)

The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch) (1994)

The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch) (1994)

The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch) is a 1994 harry bosch book written by Michael Connelly.

They called him the Dollmaker-the serial killer who stalked Los Angeles and left a grisly calling card on the faces of his female victims. With a single faultless shot, Detective Harry Bosch thought he had ended the city's nightmare... But then the dead man's widow sues Harry and the LAPD for killing the wrong man-an accusation that rings terrifyingly true when a new victim is discovered with the Dollmaker's macabre signature... Now, for the second time, Harry must hunt down a death-dealer who is very much alive, before he strikes again. It's a blood-tracked quest that will take Harry from the hard edges of the L.A. night to the last place he ever wanted to go-the darkness of his own heart.

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What is The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch) about?

They called him the Dollmaker-the serial killer who stalked Los Angeles and left a grisly calling card on the faces of his female victims. With a single faultless shot, Detective Harry Bosch thought he had ended the city's nightmare... But then the dead man's widow sues Harry and the LAPD for killing the wrong man-an accusation that rings terrifyingly true when a new victim is discovered with the Dollmaker's macabre signature... Now, for the second time, Harry must hunt down a death-dealer who is very much alive, before he strikes again. It's a blood-tracked quest that will take Harry from the hard edges of the L.A. night to the last place he ever wanted to go-the darkness of his own heart.

When was The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch) published?

The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch) was published in 1994.

Who made The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch)?

The Concrete Blonde (Harry Bosch) was written by Michael Connelly.

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