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Trunk Music: Harry Bosch Series, Book 5
- Narrated by: Dick Hill
- Length: 12 hrs and 41 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Back on the job after an involuntary leave of absence, LAPD homicide detective Harry Bosch is ready for a challenge - but a murderous Las Vegas crime ring might prove to be more than he bargained for.
It starts with the body of a Hollywood producer in the trunk of a Rolls-Royce, shot twice in the head at close range - what looks like "trunk music", a Mafia hit. But the LAPD's organized crime unit is curiously uninterested, and when Harry follows a trail of gambling debts to Las Vegas, the case suddenly becomes more complex - and much more personal.
A rekindled romance with an old girlfriend opens new perspectives on the murder, and he begins to glimpse a shocking triangle of corruption and collusion. Yanked off the case, Harry himself is soon the one being investigated. But only a bullet can stop Harry when he's searching for the truth.
Critic Reviews
"Dick Hill is well versed in Bosch's style after two audiobooks in the series. Hill delivers the squad room banter and the interviews with suspects and witnesses with perfection....Bosch is immensely likeable, and Hill defines his character memorably." (AudioFile)
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- Daniel
- 01-08-09
Cood Connelly
This one is typical Connelly fare, which means it's a good book.
A conclusion and finale was a little unerwhelming, so I hold it to 4 stars instead of 5.
Dick Hill does a very good job as narrator (as usual)
Definitely recommended.
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- Pam W
- 08-06-13
Harry's life takes a turn
Reading these books in order is the way to go, as an old acquaintance shows up in this episode. Another murder case for Harry, that he seemingly is doing a good job on, goes anywhere but the right direction, and Harry finds himself in another jam. I just love all the twists and turns that Harry's life takes, as he just tries his hardest to do a good job. He has a new Lt. to deal with, and his old partner Edgar is on the case. All and all, it's a good read with a few surprises along the way, the ending is no exception. Dick Hill does his usual outstanding narrative, so put the earbuds in, and enjoy.
17 people found this helpful
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- Deborah Cherry
- 04-25-09
Great Story - Good Narrator
This is my first Connelly audiobook... I have previously read and enjoyed 'Harry Bosch' so I was drawn to this early title and I wasn't disappointed.
Another great storyline that hooked me and kept me wanting to listen.
Really enjoyed the narration and will definitely search out more 'Connelly' and/or 'Hill' audiobooks.
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- R. Pontiflet
- 02-08-14
Great Listen... I loved it!
If you are a Bosch series lover, you will love this novel as well. A good plot with lots of interesting happenings with twists and turns as usual. I agree with another reviewer who said that the first five novels are Connelly's best. I give a lot of the praise for the high rating of the first five novels to Narrator, Dick Hill who brings the books alive with lots of inflection to differentiate the between the characters and also uses other tricks of the trade to make the novels sounds like what the listener might hear in their head if they were actually reading the book..ie: news flashes over a TV or radio takes on a different sound like it could really be coming over a radio or TV..By the end of the book, Bosch is more endearing. I would recommend this book. I am on my second listen.
23 people found this helpful
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- Chip Atkinson
- 08-06-14
Incomparable Bosch
I've discovered I really don't remember any of the early Bosch mysteries I read some 15 plus years ago. So it is a joy to be reintroduced to Connelly's genius in the police procedural genre.
It's funny, but I don't identify with Bosch at all, but I love everything about him. He's a loner, loyal, cantankerous, gritty and the most persistent detective I've ever encountered in fiction. He commands respect, even from the readers.
The mysteries are stellar, extremely realistic. Trunk Music is just a great novel on its on.
Once again, Dick Hill does a great job.
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- Dubi
- 12-02-16
Bosch on the Case
Harry Bosch is back on the job, nothing hanging over his head as in three of the prior four entries in Michael Connelly's police procedural series, the start of a series that is now up to 20+ volumes. So this one is not personal -- it's a straightforward murder case.
Of course Bosch wouldn't be Bosch if he didn't eventually run afoul of the LAPD, other police departments, internal affairs, the FBI and the mob. And Bosch wouldn't be Bosch if he didn't eventually untangle the whole mess and uncover unexpected secrets, the best of which, as per Connelly's MO, come after you think (as he does) that the case has been solved.
Trunk Music is good, but the best Bosches are the ones where it is indeed personal. There is a side plot where he reconnects with an old flame, and that relationship will form the basis of later entries. At the end of the day, this is a boilerplate police procedural solved by your hard-boiled misunderstood cop, but Connelly, Bosch, and narrator Dick Hill make it work.
9 people found this helpful
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- Wayne
- 03-11-18
Another Harry Bosch novel
I'm reviewing a few of the over 350 in my Audible library that I haven't previously reviewed. Trunk Music, Book 5 in the series, is an excellent modern detective suspense mystery. It is the last series novel that Dick Hill narrated. I wish author Connelly had stayed with Hill until Titus Weaver started narrating with Book 17.
18 people found this helpful
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- Stephanie
- 10-27-13
totally engrossing
It's a great listen, starting to really enjoy hanging out with Harry Bosch. There is plenty of suspense, twists and turns and surprises. It's totally entertaining criminal thriller. Michael Connelly is among the best authors of this genre, right up there with Lee Child. Though I'm going to say that Lee Child just does such an amazing job with the Reacher character - Reacher's little idiosynchrasies, turns of phrase and that he's a pretty likeable character. Harry Bosch is not as well portrayed and he's a little more cynical, I think a little older too -- however I am loving this series.
7 people found this helpful
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- Dan
- 11-04-08
Another Harry Bosch winner
Trunk Music is one of the earlier Harry Bosch books. Harry once again runs afoul of the LAPD and the FBI and once again is investigated by the Internal Affairs Division of the department. The book is fast paced with lots of plot twists and turns, mobsters and cops gone bad. Bosch builds and strengthens his relationship with Jerry and Kiz, his two recurring partners, bonds with Grace Billet his supervisor, and gets married to his early flame Eleanor Wish. Along the way, Harry solves the crime and helps the FBI solve theirs. A great way to spend 13 hours.
21 people found this helpful
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- Ed
- 04-25-09
About what we've come to expect from Bosch
Harry Bosch is once again outside the mainstream in law enforcement,His brash style guarantees that he won't get the willing cooperation of fellow law enforcement officers and agencies with similar goals. Harry does manage to work closely with two partners and a boss, so he's not quite the loner he's been in other stories in the series. His love interests also take front seat in this novel. Dick Hill does a masterful job with the narration and the absolutely ludicrous coincidence written into the plot at the very end of the story doesn't detract as much as I though it would. Overall, a pleasant listen.
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- Nick
- 07-12-15
This is just so good
I was was looking for a replacement for Jack Reacher/Lee Child books as I had read them all and I came across Michael Connelly. This is the fifth book I've read so far and each one is getting better and better not the first one wasn't excellent because it was but this book was very good if you like the Bosch TV series and/or Lee Child as an author and are looking for a good series to get your teeth/ears(?) stuck into then Michael Connolly is easily his peer and well worth checking out
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- Sean Yem
- 05-28-15
Brilliant
Another brilliant book by Michael Connelly. Can wait for the next Harry Bosch Book
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- Weigh In Time
- 05-10-15
Great series until he changed the narrator!!
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I love these books, I have read all of the 4 first ones, they have changed the narrator from Dick Hill to a guy called Peter. He is not as good, he says everything in a weird way. I listened to it for about 5 minutes and returned it. It is a shame as I love the series but I miss Dick.
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- Michael Robinson
- 01-14-15
Another classic Bosch...
Though cliché, the characterisation is so good that you can empathise with heroes and villains alike. I also felt this one (I am working my way through all the Harry Bosch novels in order) had a more complex and engaging plot than one or two previous ones.
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- mollyeyre
- 11-24-13
Good story well read
As per usual, Michael Connolly's novel is well written and has great characters and storyline. The characters were well defined by the narrator.
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- James Mannion
- 09-21-15
Very good series. Well worth a listen.
I really like the Harry Bosch series. The main character is your archetypal loner who struggles with relationships - both romantic and professional; a maverick railing against the establishment but in my opinion he isn't an antihero, rather a deeply flawed man who somehow manages to stay true to his own moral compass and I think that is ultimately what earns the respect of his peers.
I have read books 1-5 so far. I think the plot lines are very good with lots of twists and turns. In short everything I like in a whodunit.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-23-12
Excellent Book
As usual Michael Connelly proves he is the master. Trunk Music is a great book and Harry Bosch is a brilliant character. Narration is also top class. All in all i really enjoyed this book.
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- Mr. D. Jordan
- 05-28-22
bit long winded
bit long winded but it's Bosch so good whatever .
word. word.word.worrd,word, word. word
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- gfplux
- 04-04-22
Excellent
Another wonderful experience. I just can't get enough of this series. I can not wait for the next one
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- Andrew
- 02-10-22
Excellent...
I do find Harry Bosch irritating at times... his irascible nature can become wearying - but at least he is consistent. Having now completed the first five books in the series I have come to really enjoy the stories. The first was narrated by Titus Welliver - who did a great job - the next four, including this, Dick Hill - also really excellent. One thing I really enjoy is the unpredictability of what happens next. Maybe it's just me (not good at guessing) but the stories do switch back in terms of who did what. I am also a little surprised at the involvement of law enforcement themselves in quite so many dodgy goings on.
If you enjoy what are effectively whodunnits - with great characters and lots of depth - not to mention a big catalogue of tales to catch up on - Mr. Bosch is your man.
Next up Angels Flight - though I am a little concerned that we have a change in narrator...
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- Melle
- 09-16-19
Another strong effort
Dick Hill was made to do the Bosch narration, his voice and performance are perfect and he actually adds depth, texture and interest to the story. I read these books in hard copy years ago and liked them fine, but having them read by Dick Hill takes them to a whole new level. Will keep listening as each new one becomes available.
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- Shaun
- 12-26-21
solid outing by the tough as nails detective.
it really is a classics who done it. couldn't put this one down. Another masterclass performance from Dick Hill.
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- Vicki hobbs
- 12-10-20
awesome
loved the characters , and funny with lots of twisted, i will miss bosh as i think this was his last book on him