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[Pegojack]

I’ll give it a go next.

Definitely read them in order, because there are recurring themes from one novel to the next. I buy em all secondhand from World of Books on tinternet.
First one is "Every Dead Thing".

 

[J_B]

I’ve just started reading the Lincoln Lawyer again after many years. We saw all the Bosch and Lincoln Lawyer tv progs and enjoyed them all. Have you read the Ballard books too?

Yeah, Ballard and Bosch, Harry's daughter. Great stuff.
I recommend Robert B Parker's Spenser novels. They may be quite old now but the dialogue is wonderful. Also early Harlan Coben's Myron Bolitar novels which are far and away his best work IMO.

 

[Muteswan]

Definitely read them in order, because there are recurring themes from one novel to the next. I buy em all secondhand from World of Books on tinternet.
First one is "Every Dead Thing".

Just ordered the first one £0:99p on Kindle

 

[FearOfAJackPlanet]

O.J.: Made in America.

Really good documentary mini series. Think it’s like 10 years old now, so not a new thing. Did a good job of situating his life and infamous murder trial in the context of LAPD’s relationship with black citizens and the wider issues of race, celebrity and wealth.

When the trial happened originally, I was a teenager in Swansea and only knew him as Nordberg from Naked Gun..Since living in the states I actually learnt about his American football stardom and all the rest. Anyway, good, if occasionally gruesome, watch.

 

[Epaul]

28 years later : The bone Temple....why! not watched the previous films but think I need to to put this film into context, don't watch if you haven't seen any of the other first, not that that will help as I don't know if they are any good