Two Kinds of Truth Quiz

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What does Bosch believe Soto did incorrectly when she was part of the team that re-opened the Preston Borders case? (from Chapters 8 - 14)

She only took on the case because she is a friend of Lance Cronyn.

She told Bosch's lawyer, Mickey Haller, to keep the investigation a secret from Bosch.

She tampered with the evidence box in the LAPD facility.

She investigated while having a primary suspect already in mind, Lucas John Olmer.

What clue in the Esme Tavarez case had misled Bosch into thinking that Esme Tavarez could never have simply disappeared by changing her identity? (from Chapters 36 - 44)

The seahorse pendant that Esme Tavarez always wore was hidden in a bookshelf in her bedroom.

Esme Tavarez disappeared from her high-paying job without warning or notice.

Esme Tavarez had left her young infant with her abusive husband.

Esme Tavarez had just begun a positive relationship with another man.

In relation to Los Angeles, where is San Fernando located? (from Chapters 1 - 7 )

San Fernando is an hour-long drive through traffic, north of Los Angeles.

San Fernando is a busy street in Los Angeles.

San Fernando is a beach community within Los Angeles.

San Fernando is entirely surrounded by Los Angeles.

Why is the celebration between Mickey Haller, Cisco, and Bosch subdued, even though they enjoyed a best-case scenario in the courtroom? (from Chapters 36 - 44)

Haller is dejected that his old friend Lance Cronyn is going to jail.

Bosch realizes that Haller had leaked the story to the Los Angeles Times.

Bosch knows that he will never be on speaking terms with Lucia Soto again.

They know that the real killer is still on the loose.

What is more sinister about "Chemical Ali," Dr. Ali Rohat, compared to other, potentially senile doctors who write false prescription slips? (from Chapters 30 - 35)

He exchanges prescriptions for sexual favors.

He exchanges prescriptions for patients carrying out hits for his own criminal organization.

He calls in the police when he believes a patient is trying to work the system for painkillers.

He demands that patients bring back half of the prescription to his office.