The Closers
The Closers represents the fifteenth installment by acclaimed American crime writer Michael Connelly and marks the eleventh book centered on Los Angeles detective Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch. Unlike the two preceding novels—Lost Light and The Narrows—which are narrated in the first person and take place during Bosch's retirement, this work reverts to an omniscient third-person point of view.
Major characters
Harry Bosch: After spending three years retired, detective Harry Bosch makes his return to the LAPD, joining the open-unsolved (cold case) unit. Renowned for his sharp intellect and meticulous approach, he remains the sole member from his police academy class still active within the department.
Kizmin Rider: Detective Kizmin "Kiz" Rider, an African American officer, transitioned from handling robbery and fraud cases in the Pacific Division to working homicide in the Hollywood Division. Now part of Squad One alongside Bosch and Jerry Edgar, she was instrumental in convincing the police chief to bring Bosch back onto the force.
References
- Novel authored by Michael Connelly, a distinguished figure in American crime literature.
- Analytical guide covering Michael Connelly's The Closers.