About this ebook
Published for the first time under his own name, a dark and haunting story from bestselling crime author Michael Connelly. Like his father before him, Brian Holloway is a safe man. That is, his specialty is opening safes. Every job is a little mystery, and he has yet to encounter a lock he can't break or a box he can't crack. But the day Holloway gets called in to open a rare, antique safe in a famous author's library, his skills open a door that should have remained closed.
Now available in ebook only as a stand-alone story, The Safe Man was previously published in print anonymously in The Secret Society of Demolition Writers.
Now available in ebook only as a stand-alone story, The Safe Man was previously published in print anonymously in The Secret Society of Demolition Writers.
Ratings and reviews
3.5
11 reviews
Cranky Old Mare
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January 17, 2014
A really catchy little tale, however, when the book preview says 85 pages, the story is only 24 pages, and the rest is a 50 page preview of a book you have already read, you can't help but feel jilted of your cash...
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Tony Drew
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December 18, 2023
A nice little ghost story
About the author
A former police reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Michael Connelly is the author of the Harry Bosch thriller series as well as several stand-alone bestsellers, including the highly acclaimed legal thriller, The Lincoln Lawyer. Michael Connelly has been President of the Mystery Writers of America. His books have been translated into 31 languages and have won awards all over the world, including the Edgar and Anthony Awards. He lives in Tampa, Florida, with his family.
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