1. Harry examines Porter's unsolved cases and discovers an odd coincidence. What is it?
(a) Harry was a suspect in one of the cases Porter had been investigating.
(b) One of the victims was Harry's mom.
(c) Porter was investigating the Cal Moore suicide.
(d) One of the murders happened at a diner frequented by Cal Moore.

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

3. What does Harry do to surprise Teresa at his house?
(a) He talks about his mother's death.
(b) He reveals his love for his cat.
(c) He cooks dinner.
(d) He asks Teresa to marry him.

4. During his conversation in Chapter 5 with Pounds, Harry takes his "full measure." What is it that he realizes?
(a) Pounds is a killer.
(b) Pounds is a bureaucrat more than he is a cop.
(c) Pounds is very smart.
(d) Pounds is not a good cop.

5. Why does Harry visit the the Medfly Eradication Project Center in Chapter 14?
(a) He is worried that Porter paid off a worker there.
(b) To find out if it's possible that the dead man in the alley came from Mexicali.
(c) To see if anyone there knew Cal Moore.
(d) He is concerned about a public health epedmic.

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. Where does Harry look when he returns to his search for Porter in Chapter 12?

3. What attracts Harry Bosch's attention on the police scanner as the book opens?

4. Why do the other bar patrons eventually leave?

5. What does Moore's wife hint might have been reason her husband committed suicide?

(see the answer key)

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