A Harry Bosch Novel: Two Kinds of Truth (Series #20) (CD-Audio)

from SarahEBear

Harry Bosch is enjoying his retirement job - reviewing cold cases for the San Fernando Valley Police force - when his peace is rudely interrupted by an intrusion from a former case. A death row inmate, convicted by Bosch many moons ago, is claiming that newly assessed DNA evidence exonerates him ...

from malcrf

Typical Bosch, very easy read, page-turner story-line, good characterisation. Not Connelly's best though, and Bosch is becoming a bit invincible, and I'd prefer something edgier, but was perfect for what I needed at the time.

from Kathy89

I'm a Harry Bosch fan but took this one down half a star because it was depressing and gloomy. Harry's involved in two cases -- one where he is being framed for tampering with evidence and his half-brother Mickey Haller is representing him and the second one is an undercover assignment with the D...

from gmmartz

Connelly has produced another winner in the Bosch series here, though it's not perfect. In it, retired detective Harry Bosch is helping out the much smaller San Fernando PD and catches a double murder at a local pharmacy. At the same time he discovers a previous murder conviction of his from deca...

from DrLed

Synopsis: Harry is working cold cases, but is pulled in to work undercover in a drug case. Meanwhile he is accused of planting evidence in a case that put a man on death row. Review: Interesting aging of Bosh and interesting handling of what elderly folks can do in their jobs.