The Scarecrow - Michael Connelly Reviews
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Newest Review: ... in other novels), a crime beat reporter recently cut loose from his job. McEvoy is intent on leaving with a hit story to his ... more
... name in the hopes of winning a Pulitzer Prize. Although a potentially hit story comes his way, his new shadow, Angela, is keen to replace him the second he leaves and Jack is up against the odds to get the scoop.
In parallel to this we learn about the story of interest. A 16-year old drug dealer from a rough area is convicted of murder. The body was left in such a way that resembled another killing as its not long before Jack's instincts for crime reporting lead him on a hunt as if he were a real cop. Believing the t...more
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Customer The Scarecrow - Michael Connelly Reviews (1)
by - written on 06/08/11 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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I've read and reviewed a few Connelly novels now and would consider myself a fan. I was really looking forward to reading this, despite it not featuring Connelly's much-loved protagonist Harry Bosch. It differed to his usual style but I still enjoyed it from start to finish. The cover reads : 'His last assignment could be a killer', and there's also some praise from the Daily Mirror : 'The greatest living American crime writer...once again Connelly is utterly gripping'. In addition, we're told that this is by the Bestselling author of the Poet, all things which draw you in to want to read it, regardless of whether you've read any of his previous work. ... Read the complete review
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