I enjoyed Two Kinds of Truth by Michael Connelly which is a Harry Bosch story. I've read a number of his books and it is always satisfying to read a book with a familiar character and writer, rarely disappoints. Bosch is now semi-retired and volunteering his time working on cold cases. He is forced to look back when a murderer on death row since Bosch investigated the case 30 years, now claims DNA proves he didn't do it. Bosch is certain the conviction is sound, but how to explain this DNA? In another case Bosch goes undercover to investigate a current double murder in a pharmacy. Good story. 4/5
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