Angels Flight

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Is Angels Flight worth reading?

It is best for: a commuting project manager who reads 30–45 minutes on the metro after work and wants a single-case mystery with social stakes — hooks early and rewards chunked reading; a third-year law or journalism student preparing a seminar on how media pressure shapes investigations — contains concrete scenes you can cite in class right now; a book-club organizer picking a gritty title to prompt debate about ethics and public narrative — delivers urban atmosphere and a morally gray protagonist likely to split opinions at your next meeting. It may not suit: you'll likely put it down when the investigation bogs down in long interview and legal sequences; the middle can feel like paperwork rather than pulse-pounding plot; annoying if you prefer clean heroes and neat moral certainties — Bosch’s gray-area decisions and the book’s ethical friction are central; lose interest if you want constant set-piece thrills or rapid-fire twists; this is more slow-burn procedural than nonstop thriller.