Title: Ridiculously Complex Explanation for the Central Crime
Product review: I finally slogged through this thing and I only finished because I finish 98.5% of all the books I start. It is full of chapter after chapter where absolutely nothing happens garnished with an ultimately meaningless red herring or two. The final explanation calls for such complex planning and execution with such precise detail that I would have preferred the author just say grey aliens beamed down and killed the two victims. It would have been easier to swallow. Early on the author has the LAPD Inspector General commit two felonies by destroying evidence in a murder case which Bosch quickly uncovers and still he sits still while she repeatedly gives him an ACLU approved lecture on the need to watch those dirty cops. he doesn't just let her get away with this smug holier than thou attitude he seems to partially buy it. Pitiful. I still like the Lincoln Lawyer series but I'm finished with trying to like the new improved Bosch.
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