Les ténèbres et la nuit (Renée Ballard, #4; Harry Bosch, #23; Harry Bosch Universe, #35)

The narrative takes place over a single night, heightening the suspense and urgency. I'm curious whether this was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

His decisions often walk a fine line between right and wrong, which made me wonder how authentic that moral ambiguity feels in real detective work.

The book never slows down, and I’d love to know what choices contributed to maintaining that momentum from start to finish.