Why people recommend it
The Crossing by Michael Connelly is a gripping crime thriller that continues the bestselling adventures of the popular fictional investigator Harry Bosch alongside the author's other notable legal character, the Lincoln Lawyer. On an episode of The Book Review titled Inside The New York Times Book Review: Michael Connelly’s ‘The Crossing’ in July 2024, the publication received substantial discussion among the podcast hosts and guests. Gilbert Cruz introduced the author to the segment, noting that the release represented the latest installment in the enormously popular Harry Bosch series. Pamela Paul further elaborated on the unique nature of the publication, explaining to the audience that it functions as both a traditional Bosch novel and a crossover featuring the Lincoln Lawyer. Greg Coles also highlighted the book during the program, pointing out its impressive placement at number two on the fiction bestseller list. The speakers emphasized how the suspenseful narrative and the return of a beloved protagonist generated immense enthusiasm among crime fiction readers, keeping the author firmly positioned at the forefront of the genre and driving widespread interest across the literary community.
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Gilbert Cruz — 1 mention
“Michael Connelly will join us to talk about the crossing his latest book in his best-selling Harry Bosch series”
Pamela Paul — 1 mention
“he is the author most recently of the crossing um which is called a Bosch novel but is both a Bosch novel and a Lincoln Lawyer novel”
Greg Coles — 1 mention
“at number two Michael Connelly continues his Harry Bosch series uh with a new novel called The Crossing”