Yeah, I was not a fan. Harry is almost completely devoid of personality, and when he shows any hint of one, he's either sticking his foot in his mouth about a culture he's completely ignorant of, or he's inappropriate and uncouth. 
 Here's a few gems that really stuck out: (granted, I listened to the audiobook, so the wording might be slightly off.) 
 (view spoiler)[1) After having sex with a potential witness (wow, man. C'mon.) she crawls back into bed with him after a shower and kisses him. He complains "you could've cleaned your teeth." Somehow she doesn't slap him. 
 2) "A miniskirt walked into the room." Most of the female characters have similar entrances. "a pair of legs", "a miniskirt" (as if there's a sentient clothing item parading around on it's own), "a pair of tits", etc. 
 3) When speaking about his aboriginal partner: "The black man did ____", "the black man said ____". Basically any chance to bring the character's race up is done. 
 4) About a missing girl: "She was unattractive. She seemed unhappy, like she was upset at being unattractive." Because when girls don't smile, it's because they know they're ugly. /sarcasm 
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 And those are just the examples I can recall off the top of my head. I enjoy Scandinavian crime books and even noir, where, yes, the women can be more objects to be desired than actual living beings, but I couldn't find a redeeming quality about this protagonist. I'll probably not be continuing on in this series.