Title: Not up to Connelley's usual standards
Product review: I always look forward to Connelley's books, but generally find the set-up better than the resolution. Angels Flight is one of his weakest. Connelley doesn't develop any characters in the cast of suspects, so the solution elicits a big "So what." The subplots are predictible, while the major plot points seem random. And we don't learn anything new about the Harry Bosch character. I get the feeling that Connelley's publisher was simply racing to get this one out in time for Christmas. (Even the editing is sloppy -- the main action in the book takes place in the streets near the Museum of Contemporary Art in L.A -- known to everyone in town as MOCA -- but Connelley refers to it as the Museum of Modern Art).
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