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The Proving Ground by Michael Connelly, Book Review
Michael Connelly is one of my all-time most favorite authors. One of the few, whose books mostly got better over the years.
The Proving Ground is his latest creation, rated the absurdly high 4.5 on Goodreads. Unfortunately, although far more interesting than the last one, we’ve seen better it didn’t qualify for 4* on my shelves.
Mickey Haller is tired from criminal cases and moved to the area of civil law. He’s suing an AI company, whose AI-assistant convinced a teenager to commit murder. The settlement offers go up and down, and the ruthless billionaire behind the company will no spare additional efforts to end the case and hide everything behind a NDA.
The topic is deep and the plot is plausible, actually it could be something that has already happened. I have no objections in that area. The reason why the book didn’t click with me is that it was just uninteresting, and some was even meaningless. But while I have significant tolerance for inaccuracies, reaching page 250 or 300 without anything of substance happening was not good for me.
The plot offered many chances that could develop to be interesting. It had a secondary case. Harry Bosch and Renee Ballard got a shout out. But none of that had a meaningful follow-up, it was almost like it had to be included for the sake of being there, proving that the story is from the Harry Bosch universe. The billionaire wasn’t really a good match for the Lincoln Lawyer or some cat walked on the keyboard and we didn’t get far.
Overall, the book left me with a bad taste. I awarded it with an honest 3/5. Felt like it was written by the late John Grisham, whose stories are written to convince the reader that a certain causes are just. If you want to be convinced that AI is biased and can kill, look no further. The tagline could’ve been “garbage in, garbage out”.
#blog #blogging #Books #HarryBosch #MichaelConnelly #MickeyHaller -
The Proving Ground by Michael Connelly, Book Review
Michael Connelly is one of my all-time most favorite authors. One of the few, whose books mostly got better over the years.
The Proving Ground is his latest creation, rated the absurdly high 4.5 on Goodreads. Unfortunately, although far more interesting than the last one, we’ve seen better it didn’t qualify for 4* on my shelves.
Mickey Haller is tired from criminal cases and moved to the area of civil law. He’s suing an AI company, whose AI-assistant convinced a teenager to commit murder. The settlement offers go up and down, and the ruthless billionaire behind the company will no spare additional efforts to end the case and hide everything behind a NDA.
The topic is deep and the plot is plausible, actually it could be something that has already happened. I have no objections in that area. The reason why the book didn’t click with me is that it was just uninteresting, and some was even meaningless. But while I have significant tolerance for inaccuracies, reaching page 250 or 300 without anything of substance happening was not good for me.
The plot offered many chances that could develop to be interesting. It had a secondary case. Harry Bosch and Renee Ballard got a shout out. But none of that had a meaningful follow-up, it was almost like it had to be included for the sake of being there, proving that the story is from the Harry Bosch universe. The billionaire wasn’t really a good match for the Lincoln Lawyer or some cat walked on the keyboard and we didn’t get far.
Overall, the book left me with a bad taste. I awarded it with an honest 3/5. Felt like it was written by the late John Grisham, whose stories are written to convince the reader that a certain causes are just. If you want to be convinced that AI is biased and can kill, look no further. The tagline could’ve been “garbage in, garbage out”.
#blog #blogging #Books #HarryBosch #MichaelConnelly #MickeyHaller -
The Proving Ground by Michael Connelly, Book Review
Michael Connelly is one of my all-time most favorite authors. One of the few, whose books mostly got better over the years.
The Proving Ground is his latest creation, rated the absurdly high 4.5 on Goodreads. Unfortunately, although far more interesting than the last one, we’ve seen better it didn’t qualify for 4* on my shelves.
Mickey Haller is tired from criminal cases and moved to the area of civil law. He’s suing an AI company, whose AI-assistant convinced a teenager to commit murder. The settlement offers go up and down, and the ruthless billionaire behind the company will no spare additional efforts to end the case and hide everything behind a NDA.
The topic is deep and the plot is plausible, actually it could be something that has already happened. I have no objections in that area. The reason why the book didn’t click with me is that it was just uninteresting, and some was even meaningless. But while I have significant tolerance for inaccuracies, reaching page 250 or 300 without anything of substance happening was not good for me.
The plot offered many chances that could develop to be interesting. It had a secondary case. Harry Bosch and Renee Ballard got a shout out. But none of that had a meaningful follow-up, it was almost like it had to be included for the sake of being there, proving that the story is from the Harry Bosch universe. The billionaire wasn’t really a good match for the Lincoln Lawyer or some cat walked on the keyboard and we didn’t get far.
Overall, the book left me with a bad taste. I awarded it with an honest 3/5. Felt like it was written by the late John Grisham, whose stories are written to convince the reader that a certain causes are just. If you want to be convinced that AI is biased and can kill, look no further. The tagline could’ve been “garbage in, garbage out”.
#blog #blogging #Books #HarryBosch #MichaelConnelly #MickeyHaller -
The Proving Ground by Michael Connelly, Book Review
Michael Connelly is one of my all-time most favorite authors. One of the few, whose books mostly got better over the years.
The Proving Ground is his latest creation, rated the absurdly high 4.5 on Goodreads. Unfortunately, although far more interesting than the last one, we’ve seen better it didn’t qualify for 4* on my shelves.
Mickey Haller is tired from criminal cases and moved to the area of civil law. He’s suing an AI company, whose AI-assistant convinced a teenager to commit murder. The settlement offers go up and down, and the ruthless billionaire behind the company will no spare additional efforts to end the case and hide everything behind a NDA.
The topic is deep and the plot is plausible, actually it could be something that has already happened. I have no objections in that area. The reason why the book didn’t click with me is that it was just uninteresting, and some was even meaningless. But while I have significant tolerance for inaccuracies, reaching page 250 or 300 without anything of substance happening was not good for me.
The plot offered many chances that could develop to be interesting. It had a secondary case. Harry Bosch and Renee Ballard got a shout out. But none of that had a meaningful follow-up, it was almost like it had to be included for the sake of being there, proving that the story is from the Harry Bosch universe. The billionaire wasn’t really a good match for the Lincoln Lawyer or some cat walked on the keyboard and we didn’t get far.
Overall, the book left me with a bad taste. I awarded it with an honest 3/5. Felt like it was written by the late John Grisham, whose stories are written to convince the reader that a certain causes are just. If you want to be convinced that AI is biased and can kill, look no further. The tagline could’ve been “garbage in, garbage out”.
#blog #blogging #Books #HarryBosch #MichaelConnelly #MickeyHaller -
The Proving Ground by Michael Connelly, Book Review
Michael Connelly is one of my all-time most favorite authors. One of the few, whose books mostly got better over the years.
The Proving Ground is his latest creation, rated the absurdly high 4.5 on Goodreads. Unfortunately, although far more interesting than the last one, we’ve seen better it didn’t qualify for 4* on my shelves.
Mickey Haller is tired from criminal cases and moved to the area of civil law. He’s suing an AI company, whose AI-assistant convinced a teenager to commit murder. The settlement offers go up and down, and the ruthless billionaire behind the company will no spare additional efforts to end the case and hide everything behind a NDA.
The topic is deep and the plot is plausible, actually it could be something that has already happened. I have no objections in that area. The reason why the book didn’t click with me is that it was just uninteresting, and some was even meaningless. But while I have significant tolerance for inaccuracies, reaching page 250 or 300 without anything of substance happening was not good for me.
The plot offered many chances that could develop to be interesting. It had a secondary case. Harry Bosch and Renee Ballard got a shout out. But none of that had a meaningful follow-up, it was almost like it had to be included for the sake of being there, proving that the story is from the Harry Bosch universe. The billionaire wasn’t really a good match for the Lincoln Lawyer or some cat walked on the keyboard and we didn’t get far.
Overall, the book left me with a bad taste. I awarded it with an honest 3/5. Felt like it was written by the late John Grisham, whose stories are written to convince the reader that a certain causes are just. If you want to be convinced that AI is biased and can kill, look no further. The tagline could’ve been “garbage in, garbage out”.
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‘World Peace’ Is More Likely Than Harry Bosch’s Most-Wanted Crossover, Says Writer
Bosch fans have spent years hoping for one major crossover, but according to creator Michael Connelly, it may…
#Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Bosch #HarryBosch #MichaelConnelly #MickeyHaller #RobertBosch #TheLincolnLawyer #TitusWelliver
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‘World Peace’ Is More Likely Than Harry Bosch’s Most-Wanted Crossover, Says Writer
Bosch fans have spent years hoping for one major crossover, but according to creator Michael Connelly, it may…
#Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Bosch #HarryBosch #MichaelConnelly #MickeyHaller #RobertBosch #TheLincolnLawyer #TitusWelliver
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/351386/ 3 best Netflix shows to watch after The Night Agent season 3 #DavidBudd #Éire #Entertainment #IE #Ireland #MickeyHaller #Netflix #NightAgent #PeterSutherland #Richard #TheLincolnLawyer #TV
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Author Michael Connelly explores AI in his new book, ‘The Proving Ground’
Michael Connelly writes his bestselling novels in real time, setting them in the year they’re published. His latest,…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Books #AaronColton #bestsellingnovels #BrendaRandolph #Connellybooks #criminaldefenseattorney #Entertainment #MichaelConnelly #MickeyHaller
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Author Michael Connelly explores AI in his new book, ‘The Proving Ground’
Michael Connelly writes his bestselling novels in real time, setting them in the year they’re published. His latest,…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Books #AaronColton #bestsellingnovels #BrendaRandolph #Connellybooks #criminaldefenseattorney #Entertainment #MichaelConnelly #MickeyHaller
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La nueva temporada de #ElabogadodelLincoln viene con 3 personajes que podrían cambiarlo todo para #MickeyHaller 🚨 Y ya sabemos quiénes son... #Netflix 👉 Mira los detalles https://www.cinemascomics.com/el-abogado-del-lincoln-t4-3-grandes-fichajes/
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La nueva temporada de #ElabogadodelLincoln viene con 3 personajes que podrían cambiarlo todo para #MickeyHaller 🚨 Y ya sabemos quiénes son... #Netflix 👉 Mira los detalles https://www.cinemascomics.com/el-abogado-del-lincoln-t4-3-grandes-fichajes/
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Defending a client you know isn't innocent can be difficult . But Mickey Haller can do it!
#thefifthwitness #michaelconnelly #mickeyhaller #lincolnlawyer #legaldrama #newpurchase #midureads #bookstagram #law -
Defending a client you know isn't innocent can be difficult . But Mickey Haller can do it!
#thefifthwitness #michaelconnelly #mickeyhaller #lincolnlawyer #legaldrama #newpurchase #midureads #bookstagram #law -
🎧 New Audiobook Alert: Dive into the latest legal thriller in the #MickeyHaller series, "Resurrection Walk"! 📚 Join Haller and Bosch as they unravel a wrongful conviction in a David vs. Goliath court battle. Will the truth prevail? Find out in this #1 Bestseller. 🔍👨⚖️ #TheLincolnLawyer #MichaelConnelly #NewRelease #Audible
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🎧 New Audiobook Alert: Dive into the latest legal thriller in the #MickeyHaller series, "Resurrection Walk"! 📚 Join Haller and Bosch as they unravel a wrongful conviction in a David vs. Goliath court battle. Will the truth prevail? Find out in this #1 Bestseller. 🔍👨⚖️ #TheLincolnLawyer #MichaelConnelly #NewRelease #Audible
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🎧 New Audiobook Alert: Dive into the latest legal thriller in the #MickeyHaller series, "Resurrection Walk"! 📚 Join Haller and Bosch as they unravel a wrongful conviction in a David vs. Goliath court battle. Will the truth prevail? Find out in this #1 Bestseller. 🔍👨⚖️ #TheLincolnLawyer #MichaelConnelly #NewRelease #Audible