Harry is the rebel. I never paid much attention to Titus Welliver before. Yes, he has played a lot of bad guys over the years. That intensity of person that he exudes makes him a good heavy. I think Harry Bosch is the perfect role for his persona. This concludes Season 4 in a really tight way. The neat thing about this series is that there is serious detective work that doesn't alway come to fruition. Bosch is an imperfect, damaged human being, but he is loyal and straightforward. That makes him anathema to some of his colleagues. No one really likes someone who is that serious all the time. The intricate weaving of facts with a little luck attached makes this very good. The most dangerous guys are the ones who have a narcissistic smugness that puts them above the law. The ones who have a high and mighty purpose that involve leaving a few bodies lying around. Harry's issues with his mother's death when he was a young boy and his efforts to keep Maddie safe after Eleanor was murdered show that family will always come first. The sad thing is that it will be next year at this time that I get to dive into this series.
Review of Book of the Unclaimed Dead
