Resurrection Walk
The Lincoln Lawyer • Book 7
Narrated by Peter Giles, Titus Welliver, Christine Lakin
Why Listen to This Audiobook?
Titus Welliver narrating Harry Bosch — the same actor who played him on TV — is the closest thing to a character stepping off the screen and into your ears.
- Great if you want: a legal thriller with real investigative weight behind it
- Listening experience: tightly paced courtroom tension with satisfying procedural depth
- Narration: three distinct voices split by POV — Welliver as Bosch is the standout
- Skip if: you haven't read earlier Haller books and want full emotional payoff
About This Audiobook
Resurrection Walk finds defense attorney Mickey Haller taking on the rarest of cases: a woman in prison who claims she didn't kill her husband, a sheriff's deputy. When his half-brother Harry Bosch reviews the evidence and finds inconsistencies that the original investigation glossed over, the two men pool their skills in a courtroom-and-investigation narrative that showcases what makes each of them exceptional. Connelly is in complete command of both his legal procedural and his detective story, and the merging of the two plots earns its applause.
The three-narrator production — Peter Giles, Titus Welliver, and Christine Lakin — assigns Bosch's voice to Welliver, who played the character on screen, giving the audio a documentary authenticity. Giles and Lakin carry the surrounding narrative with matching professionalism. At just over ten hours, the audiobook moves with the urgency the courtroom drama demands while honoring Bosch's more deliberate investigative pace.
