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conversations.value: Give me a plot for a book about Bosch, Bremmer, Dollmaker entitled The Concrete Blonde.
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conversations.value: The Concrete Blonde: Detective Harry Bosch is pursuing "The Dollmaker", a serial killer who uses makeup to paint his victims.\nHe gets a tip from a prostitute that a recent customer of hers, Norman Church, had a large amount of women\'s makeup in his bathroom.\nBosch goes to Church\'s garage, identifies himself as police, breaks in the door.\nChurch is naked and shaved.\nBosch tells him to not move, but Church starts to pull something from under his pillow, and Bosch shoots him.\nChurch had been reaching not for a gun, but his toupee.\nBosch is investigated by internal affairs and cleared in the shooting; but, since he did not follow police procedure, he is transferred from the elite Robbery-Homicide Division (RHD) back to the Hollywood table.\nThe makeup is found to match those of nine of the Dollmaker\'s victims.\nFour years later, Bosch is sued by Church\'s widow.\nHer attorney portrays Bosch as a cowboy and a vigilante, seeking revenge for the unsolved murder of his mother when he was a child.\nDuring the trial, the police receive a note, purportedly from the Dollmaker, which leads to the discovery of a new victim with the same modus operandi.\nThis victim was encased in concrete, unlike the original eleven victims, but all other aspects of the killing are the same, including the signature cross painted on a toenail.\nThe concrete blonde victim, along with two other of the original victims, fit a different pattern: large-breasted blondes in the local adult entertainment industry who also advertise as high-class prostitutes in the local sex rags.\nBosch and his task force suspect that "the Follower" is Detective Mora from Ad-Vice.\nMora has ties to the adult video industry, had insider knowledge of the Dollmaker case, and was not at work during the killings not attributed to Norman Church.\nThe task force put Mora under surveillance and Bosch breaks into Mora\'s house looking for evidence that he is the Follower.\nInstead he finds that Mora has been making pornographic movies with underage children.\nMora returns to his house, finds Bosch and threatens to kill him.\nThe rest of the task force arrive; they search Mora\'s house and determine that he is not the Follower.\nMora does have information on who he believes is the Follower, and makes a deal: he provides the name of Professor Locke, agrees to quit the police force, and all of his crimes will be ignored.\nMora got information that Locke had been seen on the set of adult movies where the slain women were cast members.\nWhen Bosch returns to his office he finds another note from the Follower, saying that he will be taking \'his blonde\'.\nBosch assumes that he means his girlfriend Sylvia; when she does not answer her phone, he sends the police to her house.\nHe arrives to an empty house, when a real estate agent shows up to show the house.\nBosch finds Sylvia at his house and takes her to a hotel to protect her.\nSylvia tells Bosch that they must have some time apart for her to decide if she can live with him and his dangerous job.\nThe next day Bosch returns to court as the jury is to restart their deliberations.\nHoney Chandler, the widow\'s attorney, does not appear.\nBosch sends the police to her house as she is also a blonde.\nThe jury reaches a verdict for the plaintiff and awards compensatory damages of one dollar and punitive damages of one dollar to Church\'s widow.\nWhen Bosch finally arrives at Chandler\'s house she has been dead 48 hours, killed in the same manner as the other Dollmaker killings, except that she also has burn and bite marks all over her body.\nLocke, who had been missing for several days, shows up at the crime scene.\nBosch and Edgar interrogate him but discover that he has a solid alibi and dismiss him as a suspect.\nBosch follows Bremmer from the crime scene to his house.\nHe asks Bremmer if he can come in for a drink to discuss his court case.\nWhen Bremmer returns with two beers Bosch confronts him as being the Follower.\nBremmer fights Bosch and gets control of his gun.\nBosch, playing on Bremmer\'s pride, gets him to confess.\nBosch had found a note that the Follower had mailed to Chandler, which mentioned an article in the Los Angeles Times.\nBosch had noticed that it had been mailed before that article was published, which led him to suspect Bremmer.\nBremmer had tortured Chandler to find out where she had hidden the note and envelope.\nBremmer attempts to shoot Bosch but the gun is empty; Bosch grabs the magazine he had hidden in his sock, hits Bremmer with it and arrests him.\nBosch had hidden a recording device in the room while Bremmer was getting the beer.\nThe next day Bosch forces the district attorney\'s office to charge Bremmer with first degree murder, as the filing attorney is not satisfied with the amount of evidence.\nThe police then obtain a warrant to obtain blood, hair and teeth molds of Bremmer; and they match his bite marks on the body of Chandler, as well as his pubic hair to those found on two of the original Dollmaker victims.\nA woman who owns a storage locker company recognizes Bremmer as having rented a locker under a false name and the police find video tapes of Bremmer\'s killings.\nBremmer makes a deal for life without parole in exchange for leading police to the bodies of his other victims.\nHarry takes two weeks off work to make some home improvements.\nEventually Sylvia returns and they re-unite and head off for a weekend together.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: \nEventually Sylvia returns and they re-unite and head off for a weekend together.\nHe gets a tip from a prostitute that a recent customer of hers, Norman Church, had a large amount of women\'s makeup in his bathroom.\nBosch goes to Church\'s garage, identifies himself as police, breaks in the door.\nChurch is naked and shaved.\nBosch tells him to not move, but Church starts to pull something from under his pillow, and Bosch shoots him.\nChurch had been reaching not for a gun, but his toupee.\nBosch is investigated by internal affairs and cleared in the shooting; but, since he did not follow police procedure, he is transferred from the elite Robbery-Homicide Division (RHD) back to the Hollywood table.\nThe makeup is found to match those of nine of the Dollmaker\'s victims.\nFour years later, Bosch is sued by Church\'s widow.\nHer attorney portrays Bosch as a cowboy and a vigilante, seeking revenge for the unsolved murder of his mother when he was a child.\nDuring the trial, the police receive a note, purportedly from the Dollmaker, which leads to the discovery of a new victim with the same modus operandi.\nThis victim was encased in concrete, unlike the original eleven victims, but all other aspects of the killing are the same, including the signature cross painted on a toenail.\nThe concrete blonde victim, along with two other of the original victims, fit a different pattern: large-breasted blondes in the local adult entertainment industry who also advertise as high-class prostitutes in the local sex rags.\nBosch and his task force suspect that "the Follower" is Detective Mora from Ad-Vice.\nMora has ties to the adult video industry, had insider knowledge of the Dollmaker case, and was not at work during the killings not attributed to Norman Church.\nThe task force put Mora under surveillance and Bosch breaks into Mora\'s house looking for evidence that he is the Follower.\nInstead he finds that Mora has been making pornographic movies with underage children.\nMora returns to his house, finds Bosch and threatens to kill him.\nThe rest of the task force arrive; they search Mora\'s house and determine that he is not the Follower.\nMora does have information on who he believes is the Follower, and makes a deal: he provides the name of Professor Locke, agrees to quit the police force, and all of his crimes will be ignored.\nMora got information that Locke had been seen on the set of adult movies where the slain women were cast members.\nWhen Bosch returns to his office he finds another note from the Follower, saying that he will be taking \'his blonde\'.\nBosch assumes that he means his girlfriend Sylvia; when she does not answer her phone, he sends the police to her house.\nHe arrives to an empty house, when a real estate agent shows up to show the house.\nBosch finds Sylvia at his house and takes her to a hotel to protect her.\nSylvia tells Bosch that they must have some time apart for her to decide if she can live with him and his dangerous job.\nThe next day Bosch returns to court as the jury is to restart their deliberations.\nHoney Chandler, the widow\'s attorney, does not appear.\nBosch sends the police to her house as she is also a blonde.\nThe jury reaches a verdict for the plaintiff and awards compensatory damages of one dollar and punitive damages of one dollar to Church\'s widow.\nWhen Bosch finally arrives at Chandler\'s house she has been dead 48 hours, killed in the same manner as the other Dollmaker killings, except that she also has burn and bite marks all over her body.\nLocke, who had been missing for several days, shows up at the crime scene.\nBosch and Edgar interrogate him but discover that he has a solid alibi and dismiss him as a suspect.\nBosch follows Bremmer from the crime scene to his house.\nHe asks Bremmer if he can come in for a drink to discuss his court case.\nWhen Bremmer returns with two beers Bosch confronts him as being the Follower.\nBremmer fights Bosch and gets control of his gun.\nBosch, playing on Bremmer\'s pride, gets him to confess.\nBosch had found a note that the Follower had mailed to Chandler, which mentioned an article in the Los Angeles Times.\nBosch had noticed that it had been mailed before that article was published, which led him to suspect Bremmer.\nBremmer had tortured Chandler to find out where she had hidden the note and envelope.\nBremmer attempts to shoot Bosch but the gun is empty; Bosch grabs the magazine he had hidden in his sock, hits Bremmer with it and arrests him.\nBosch had hidden a recording device in the room while Bremmer was getting the beer.\nThe next day Bosch forces the district attorney\'s office to charge Bremmer with first degree murder, as the filing attorney is not satisfied with the amount of evidence.\nThe police then obtain a warrant to obtain blood, hair and teeth molds of Bremmer; and they match his bite marks on the body of Chandler, as well as his pubic hair to those found on two of the original Dollmaker victims.\nA woman who owns a storage locker company recognizes Bremmer as having rented a locker under a false name and the police find video tapes of Bremmer\'s killings.\nBremmer makes a deal for life without parole in exchange for leading police to the bodies of his other victims.\nHarry takes two weeks off work to make some home improvements.The Concrete Blonde: Detective Harry Bosch is pursuing "The Dollmaker", a serial killer who uses makeup to paint his victims.