Title: Second Harry Bosh novel is second to none
Product review: I first heard of Michael Connelly after all the hoopla that surrounded his movie that was based off one of his books. I started reading his novels a few months ago and now have read around 6 books. Angel's Flight is hand down his best. The book takes place sometime during the late 90s in LA. The OJ verdict taint has gotten on every single case that involves a black defendant. Cases that would have once put people in jail are now ending in acquittals. One attorney who has profited, both financially and in terms of a great reputation is Howard Elias; he is a hotshot civil rights attorney who takes no prisoners in his litigation against the LAPD for brutality and shootings gone awry.Elias is found dead and it is up to Harry Bosch to solve the crime. In the process, they reopen a case involving a slain 12 year old girl. The suspense, the dram and the incredible exposure to the profession of detective work makes this an incredible read.
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