Review:I certainly enjoyed this book and recommend it to anyone that enjoys a good detective type of novel.  However, this is not a typical approach to that type of story.  Here a disgraced police officer, who was framed, jailed and lost everything, fights to survive in the real world once he is released and back on the street.  working now as a Private Investigator, we follow him on a couple of cases, one of which reflects on his own case and who framed him.  

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Review:Very interesting turn of events. The ending left me hanging and wanting more. So many new questions that are left to be answered. I hope Young and Alexa can finally get it together and be a couple. The chemistry is there and they both are crazy about each other...however the fight between the two was crazy. GOD is the man however he playing with fire messing with Sloan. I really think she done something to him and it has yet to be revealed. I dont care much for the adding of the new character Su... Read more

Review:good thing this book was only .99! it started out ok, but the rest of the book was just all over the place. too many characters withot knowing who in the hell they are and then the ending was dumb. waste of life. Read more

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Review:This is classic Twain. It is hilarious. If you want some entertaining reading, this is a great choice for a medium length introduction to Mark Twain. The "negro dialect" is easy to read once you get the hang of it. You do need to get past the use of the "n word" though as in many of the writings from that period. The almanac quotes keep you waiting for the next ones. Read more

Review:As usual Walter Mosley does it again. Great!!! I grew up in LA and recognize all the areas he talks about in the book. I would love to see Denzel play Easy again in any of the books made into a movie. Good as usual. Can't wait for the next one. Read more

Review:Mosley continues to take you deep inside an LA that was largely invisible to the greater society - in this case, the black community of the 1960s. His Easy Rawlins series provides so much insight into the development of LA that it ought to be cross-referenced under sociology. Read more

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Review:Historical fiction written with the highest level of skill. Horrifying? Yes. The characters will never leave you.

Anyone who thinks this degree of inhumanity, sadism, sexual abuse, and torture by whites to blacks was limited to places like Jamaica, Haiti, or Cuba is a fool with their head in the sand. Read this book to get a glimpse of our own despicable history.

Highly recommended. Read more

Review:This was a great summer read. Alexandra Warren did a great job with this story. This story definitely makes you wanna go a trip for the summer and find love. Jax was so adorable and I loved how involved Guy was with his son. Read more