Void Moon » (Reprint)

A former Los Angeles Times crime reporter, Michael Connelly s familiarity with the seamy side of L.A. adds a steamy kind of street cred to his hardboiled, gritty detective novels -- especially his bestselling series of mysteries featuring dark detective Hieronymous Harry Bosch.

Cassie Black is lured back to a profession she'd left behind -- robbing casino gamblers of their winnings by a setup that looks too good to pass up. She soon finds herself running from gunmen who somehow know her every move in advance. They also seem to be closing in on Cassie's most closely guarded secret, one she will do anything to protect.

Book Magazine, March/April 2000 - Randy Michael Signor

Void Moon races with a wind-swept breathlessness that no other Connelly book duplicates or even approaches-a Porsche roadster at its limits winding its way down Mulholland.