In Michael Connelly's "The Dark Hours," retired LAPD detective Harry Bosch partners again with Det. Renée Ballard, a kindred spirit. Connelly will discuss his 36th novel in two South Florida ...

Michael Connelly's 'Nightshade,' his 40th novel, arrives with the fourth season of Netflix's 'Lincoln Lawyer' in production and 'Bosch: Legacy' spinoff to debut on Amazon Prime in July.

Michael Connelly’s latest Harry Bosch novel brims with fresh intrigue Michael Connelly joins to Los Angeles Times Book Club Oct. 21 to discuss “The Night Fire.” ...

The show is based on the books of Michael Connelly, who says that Q "captured the character of Ballard from day one." Q says it's "a huge responsibility" to continue what Bosch started, but she's ...

Michael Connelly debuts a true-crime series, The Wonderland Massacre & The Secret History of Hollywood. The series showcases a 1980s mass murder in Los Angeles, exploring real-life crime cases in ...

Michael Connelly will discuss “Resurrection Walk” during a national online discussion with S.A. Cosby as part of Barnes & Noble Midday Mystery Virtual Event series beginning at 3 p.m. Nov. 8.

Michael Connelly said he plans to give detective Harry Bosch a break and will instead publish two new books next year that focus on a newspaper reporter and the defense lawyer at the heart of ...

Bookish: Michael Connelly, in The Black Box, Detective Harry Bosch returns to a 20-year-old murder that took place during the L.A. riots.

When best-selling author Michael Connelly introduced LAPD Detective Hieronymus (Harry) Bosch in his first novel "Black Echo" in 1992, nobody expected that Harry would still be investigating crimes ...

In his 30th book, “The Late Show,” crime-fiction author Michael Connelly introduces a new character, LAPD Detective Renée Ballard, who works the night shift at Hollywood Station.

Michael Connelly, whose “The Wrong Side of Goodbye” is No. 2 on the hardcover fiction list, says: “I really wanted to go back to my elders with this book — the private eye novels and ...

Michael Connelly was a cops reporter for about a dozen years, most notably with the Los Angeles Times. He has sold 43 million of his 23 crime-based novels around the world since hanging up his ...