Since my post yesterday, I've been reflecting on other books I've read of late which I've enjoyed
Sleeping with dogs by Brian Sewell is a book about the 17 dogs Sewell owned over a long lifetime (usually rescued dogs). It's a well observed account of the relationship between a man and his dog, delivered with the usual sharp wit that Sewell fans loved about the man.
Hillbilly elegy by JD Vance is a fascinating account of Vance's upbringing in a poor family in Ohio, and how he rose above it. He dispassionately describes the white underclass, or white trash whose feelings of abandonment fuelled the outsider politics of Donald Trump.
Finally, Michael Connolly's Harry Bosch novels. My wife downloaded the first one of these, I've now read the first eight of them. I'd say Rebus fans should enjoy them.
Love the Bosch novels - Connelly has been releasing one every year or so since the 90’s - only got a few left to read.
You know it makes sense! 
