1. What does Harry find himself surprised to be thinking about as he makes love to Teresa?
(a) His car.
(b) The case.
(c) The coyote.
(d) Cal Moore's wife, Sylvia.

2. Where does Porter live?
(a) On the beach.
(b) A hotel.
(c) In his car.
(d) A trailer park.

3. Why does Harry think homicides more difficult to solve in Hollywood?
(a) There are more serial killers.
(b) Movie stars are more vicious.
(c) Less of the victims know their killers before death.
(d) Drug dealers are very influential.

4. Harry's Lieutenant is called "Pounds." While speaking to Harry, he chokes on an aspirin. Why?
(a) The pills went down the "wrong pipe."
(b) He was surprised by the new evidence Harry presented to him.
(c) Harry said something shocking to him
(d) He did not use water to swallow his pills.

5. Harry Bosch enters the crime scene with a handkerchief over his mouth. Why?
(a) He's sad about his colleague's death.
(b) The odor of the body overpowers him.
(c) His allergies have flared due to the fire.
(d) He doesn't want anyone to see the expression on his face.

Short Answer Questions

1. Harry was not asked to be a part of the case, but he went to the suicide crime scene anyway to see what was happening. Upon arrival, he's suspicious. Why?

2. The young drug dealer's name is Kerwin. He does not share anything with Harry and Rickard, but Harry decides to let him free. Why?

3. Where does Moore reveal to Harry that he (Moore) is from?

4. In Chapter 16, why does Harry think Lieutenant Pounds wants him to avoid connecting the death of Kapps and Guitierrez-Llosa with Cal Moore?

5. The victim of the crime Harry is investigating is a former colleague of his. His life began to disintegrate when:

(see the answer key)

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