Harry Bosch · Book 4

The Last Coyote

Published
1 May 1995
Pages
407
ISBN-13
9781491516263
Type
novel
Cover of The Last Coyote

About this book

The Last Coyote (1995), the fourth book in the series, is where Bosch's own backstory as the orphaned son of a murdered Hollywood prostitute comes into sharper focus, following his suspension from the LAPD. It runs 407 pages, the same length as its predecessor, The Concrete Blonde.

Key facts about The Last Coyote

Michael Connelly wrote The Last Coyote, a novel on our list. It has been out since 1 May 1995. The book has 407 pages.

We list 3 editions of this novel. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781491516263 to find the main one.

The Last Coyote is book 4 of 25 in the Harry Bosch series. The series has 25 published books. However, the series starts with The Black Echo (1992). The Waiting is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 15 October 2024.

Additionally, Michael Connelly writes Jack McEvoy, The Lincoln Lawyer (Mickey Haller) and Renee Ballard, plus 1 more series. Those series sit on our crime and legal thriller shelves. Meanwhile, Ironwood is the latest published Michael Connelly book on file, from 19 May 2026.

About Michael Connelly

Michael Connelly is one of the defining American crime novelists of the past three decades, best known for the Harry Bosch series — LAPD detective Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch, a Vietnam veteran and obsessive investigator whose personal code often puts him at odds with department politics. See every Michael Connelly book in order.

Its place in Harry Bosch

The Last Coyote is book 4 in the Harry Bosch series. It follows The Concrete Blonde. It is followed by Trunk Music. See the full Harry Bosch reading order.

Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch is an LAPD homicide detective shaped by abandonment: orphaned son of a murdered Hollywood prostitute, Vietnam "tunnel rat," institutional survivor. His code — everybody counts or nobody counts — makes him relentless on behalf of victims nobody else will fight for, and insubordinate toward every boss, bureaucracy and political convenience in Los Angeles. Michael Connelly introduced him in The Black Echo (1992), a case that reaches back into Bosch's Vietnam tunnels, and has aged him in real…

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