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hello guys. I got this book and I was wondering if I have to read the first three novels to understand the story or if I can jump on to it right away?! Kind Regards

Tad Richards I've read a lot of Connolly novels, not in order, and in a way I sort of wish I'd read them in order, but mostly it doesn't matter. They all stand alo…moreI've read a lot of Connolly novels, not in order, and in a way I sort of wish I'd read them in order, but mostly it doesn't matter. They all stand alond, and they're all outstanding.(less)

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Rosemary Much much better to read the Harry Bosch novels in order

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The Concrete Blonde had me very uncomfortable because it dealt in detail with the prostitution world. How is The Last Coyote? I know Harry's mother was a prostitute, are there (m)any sexual descriptions, active prostitutes he has to interview/investigate, things like that? Thanks!

Jim O'Donnell The Last Coyote contains very little or no explicit detail of sex work or violence. There is some background info on the life his mother led, and some…moreThe Last Coyote contains very little or no explicit detail of sex work or violence. There is some background info on the life his mother led, and some evidence review that recounts past events as they may have transpired, but that's about it.(less)

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I'm about halfway through the book. I'm enjoying the case but find Bosch too much of a jerk. Punching his boss, threatening senior citizen volunteers, not my idea of a hero. Is it worth me continuing?

Jim O'Donnell I say yes it's worth continuing, because these personal struggles are part of Harry's story, and his is a story worth knowing. I've read all the Bosch…moreI say yes it's worth continuing, because these personal struggles are part of Harry's story, and his is a story worth knowing. I've read all the Bosch books and I think The Last Coyote is probably the book in which Harry struggles the most with his control and his likability. (less)

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Chris Everything is explained by the end of the book. Be patent and it will be revealed.

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