Michael Connelly’s novels have long been distinguished by his mastery of the complexities of the justice system including an ability to get police and courtroom procedures exactly right. Combine this with a cast of well-drawn characters, writing as precise as a Patek Philippe watch, and a propulsive plot, and the result is “The Law of Innocence,” one of the finest legal thrillers of the last decade.
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Bruce DeSilva's Rogue Island 