Review: Two Kinds of Truth by Michael Connelly

Certainly an ironic title as Bosch recognizes only one kind of truth: his. Connelly books are always good (well except the one where Bosch goes to Hong Kong, which was really stupid, and this book is no exception, especially as his step-brother makes an appearance defending Hieronymus (what an inspired name for a detective) from charges of malfeasance that threaten to ruin his career and life. I find Bosch to be a distasteful character, sanctimonious, holier-than-thou, overly righteous, but with the exception noted above the books are all good, especially the legal ones featuring Mickey Holler.