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Chasing Darkness is a 2008 detective novel by Robert Crais. It is the twelfth in a series of linked novels centering on the private investigator Elvis Cole. It was nominated for the Best Mystery Award by the Southern California Independent Booksellers Association.

From Publishers Weekly
After earning a law degree, James Daniels quit recording audiobooks, but returned to read Crais's newest Elivis Cole and Joe Pike mystery (his previous Crais recordings include The Forgotten Man, Hostage, The Last Detective, Lullaby Town and The Watchman). It's a welcome return and Daniel's no-nonsense reading elevates one of Crais's lesser efforts and turns it into an enjoyable listening experience. Slipping back into these characters, Daniels easily distinguishes Cole's wise-guy banter from Pike's steely resolution, and he gives this outing's enigmatic villain, Lionel Byrd, just the right note of weirdness. A fire unearths evidence that someone Cole helped prove innocent of murdering a prostitute six years ago may actually have been guilty—and may have killed many other women. Cole and Pike dodge bullets as they dig around to find out the truth. A Simon & Schuster hardcover
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An enjoyable read for when you do not want anything to strenuous. It is the standard Cole and Pike story, nothing totally amazing, and not awful, just standard. I do laugh to myself sometimes: it is a 'Cole & Pike' novel, yet Pike it just there, being Pike.

Posted to easterngirl71 in the US who I tagged in the wishlist tag game.

Will probably take a couple on months to get there.

Thanks so much for sending me this book:) I look forward to reading it! In my TBR pile for now!