Yes, you are right. The Brass Verdict is a Mickey Haller book
so it is in first person and you see the world through his
eyes. Bosch place a big part in the book but the scales still
tip toward it being a Haller book. So, yes, it was another
way of continuing the Bosch story but exploring the character
a little bit from another angle. It will be very interesting
to see what the reaction is. I think the people who like the
Bosch books like them because you know what he is thinking
and how he views the world. There is none of that in BV. It's
Haller's view so what you have are Bosch's actions and what
he says. Never what he's thinking.
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rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com, BaxDeal@... wrote:
>
> Mike, you created Harry Bosch as a third person
character, but have written 2
> novels and several short stories in the first person
from his point of view.
> you've also said in the past that you teamed Bosch
with Terry McCaleb and
> later with Rachel Walling to see the detective from
a different perspective, in
> your ongoing effort to keep your series character
fresh
>
> in your new book THE BRASS VERDICT, you've placed
him with your newest
> creation, Mickey Haller. since THE LINCOLN LAWYER
was written in a very vivid
> first person from the attorney's point of view, this
seems like a great
> opportunity to do something you haven't tried yet,
which is to write ABOUT Bosch from
> the first person POV of another character
>
> was this something you at least
considered?
>
> John Lau
>
>
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