Une vérité à deux visages (Harry Bosch t. 23)

The dual timelines added depth but also kept me guessing about how everything connects. I'm curious whether this structure was planned early or evolved during writing.

The lines between right and wrong were often blurred, which made the story more realistic but also unsettling. How do readers personally interpret these dilemmas?

The city’s atmosphere really shaped the tone of the book. I wonder if the author drew from real places or crafted a fictional version of LA for storytelling purposes.