Two Kinds of Truth by Michael Connelly is
another winner in his long line of Harry Bosch novels. You just can’t go wrong
with this author’s character, plot, and writing. He has just the right twists
and turns to lead to a satisfying ending. Harry has his flaws, but he
also cares so much about detective work. He’s retired, but still helping
independently part-time. His intensity, thought process, and persistence are
what make up a great detective. You want him on your side.
Two pharmacists were murdered in a robbery. Sifting through
clues leads Bosch into “the dangerous world of prescription drug abuse.”
Undercover work proves eye opening and dangerous for Harry.
Meanwhile, an old case haunts him – “a killer on death row
claims Harry framed him”.
Cover blurb – the Two cases wind around each other
like strands of barbed wire. Along the way, Bosch discovers that there are two
kinds of truth: the kind that sets you free and the kind that leaves you buried
in darkness.
Two Kinds of Truth is fast paced and true to
form. Once again a very satisfying read from Michael Connelly.
Sounds like a good read Joanne,
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your week-end.
Yvonne.
thanks. You too
DeleteSounds good! Erin go braugh, you leprechaun, you. :) Have a super weekend.
ReplyDeletethanks. so many books to read, too little time
DeleteSounds like a great book! And prescription drug addiction is a very real problem!
ReplyDeleteyou can tell the author did his research to keep the book contemporary
DeleteThis sounds like a great detective story. Thanks for your review!
ReplyDeleteI've always liked this author. Just a solid flow to his writing
DeleteFast paced and keeping the same quality as the others sure is a win.
ReplyDeletetwists and turns keep one guessing
DeleteI like that pharmacists are the main characters - the whole idea is intriguing. (My dad was a pharmacist, and he had some interesting stories for us).
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joanne. I enjoyed this and I appreciate your Wrinkle review below as well.
Have a luck filled St. Pat's and weekend, me friend.
Aye lassie. It was a good weekend. Thanks
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