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It is the fourth book in the Harry Bosch series.
Harry is sent to the department's psychologist on indefinite paid leave because he was violent towards his superior Pounds. He tells the doctor the details, including his mother's death in the past. Bored and wanting to deal with something, Harry decides to investigate his mother's murder while he is on leave. During these investigations, possible suspects extend to the district attorney of the time. Because the detectives who handled the incident investigated the incident superficially and covered it up. Harry conducts an extensive investigation, joining the detectives investigating the case one by one.
Events come to such a point that they become inextricable. Perhaps the next event that will start to unravel like crazy is the murder of Harry's superior, Pounds. Ninety-eight people were tortured and brutally murdered. The first suspect is, of course, Harry. But he has solid evidence and witnesses. He manages to get away from this incident and continues his work to find his mother's murderer.
This book was the one with the most detailed explanation of Harry's past among the others I have read. It was a book that reflected Harry Bosch's inner world, in which we better understood why he was Harry Bosch. I read it with pleasure. The mystery element in the last episode was really nice. While we thought for a moment that the murderer had been found, a completely different person turned out to be. Of course, things that were not done years ago had a big impact on this. I hope I can find other books. This was the last Harry Bosch book I owned.
Things never end when it comes to Harry Bosch. Something mysterious always comes up. Happy reading everyone.