Cross the line

“The Bosch was immensely glad that after resignation he was free from participating in this race, from official duties, continuous stress ... At the same time, he understood that he was rejoicing in vain.” Because his consolidated brother, the defense lawyer Mickey Holler (yes, the same one of Lincoln for a lawyer) appeals for help: his client, a former member of the gang, who took the path of correction, is suspicious of brutal murder. Mickey is sure that his client was framed, but this still needs to be proved. Harry hesitates, because the transition to the side of protection in the eyes of his colleagues in the slaughterhous department can cross out all the good that he did in thirty years of police work. Nevertheless, professional interest outweighs. However, during the investigation, the Bosch begins to realize that he himself turned out to be the object of surveillance and, perhaps, a killer is on his heels