I wish I didn't know the plot of this one, but it was adapted to the TV show so I knew how it would play out. However, while reading it, you can understand why it was adapted, as it's one of the good ones out there. It was a fun change of pace as the last few Bosch books were so-so for the most part.

I enjoyed how the investigation and the court part were woven together with Mickey Haller being part of the story. Also enjoyed that Bosch wasn't as morally gray as in the previous few. He's still a cops-cop, but him working for the defense and acting as a PI made the "cowboying" easier to swallow as it wasn't part of a bigger corrupt institution. The fact the bad guys are cops might have played part in the story not rubbing me the wrong way all the time as well.

I'm interested to see where we go from here. I haven't read this far in the series before, so it's going to be new territory, except for the few other story adapated for the TV show that might pop up. But it's still going to be interesting to see how it fit with Bosch not being a cop anymore. Also looking forward to seeing more of Maddie.