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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Review: Fallen Angels (Strand Magazine, Summer 2012)
Newly promoted Police Captain Josie Corsino of the Hollywood Division LAPD has her hands full in Fallen Angels by Connie Dial. She has seen many corpses during her twenty-one years with the Los Angeles Police, but never that of a person shot dead with a smile on her face. The reason for that smile is [...]
Review: Fallen Angels (New York Journal of Books, April 20, 2012)
It feels like we’re implanted in Josie’s head or riding around on her shoulder, getting an up close and personal view of life as a real captain of a real police force dealing with the dark side of human nature.
Review: Fallen Angels (Entertainment Realm, April 9, 2012)
Her vast experience in narcotics, undercover surveillance and Internal Affairs surveillance glows through the pages. It makes the novel much stronger, deeper. Dial knows L.A. and police work rather intimately and it shows throughout this mystery.
Review: Fallen Angels (Suspense Magazine, April, 2012)
Connie Dial masterfully writes a compelling thriller. She draws on personal experiences, giving the reader a true glimpse into the world of policing and the corruption that is unfortunately a part of the system. She keeps her readers engaged and guessing at the identity of the killer until the reveal.
Review: Fallen Angels (Booklist, April 1, 2012)
"The great thing about Dial is that readers know her take on the LAPD and the craziness of Hollywood crime is based on long reflection."
Review: Fallen Angels (Kirkus Reviews, May 15, 2012)
"A veteran cop herself, Dial does authenticity to the max, and readers will like that. But it’s tough, vulnerable, never-say-die Josie that they’ll love."
Review: Fallen Angels (Library Journal, April 6, 2012)
"Dial writes with the knowledge and procedural minutiae of the insider she once was. [...] Authentic, well paced, and deftly written, this is a great addition to the police procedural crime fiction subgenre."
Review: Fallen Angels (Ethan Jones, April 23, 2012)