pickEasy Rawlins gets hired to track down a woman he had been infatuated with as a child. Monkey's novels transport the reader in both time and place -- this one takes you to 1961 Los Angeles. Another excellent installment in this series.
so-soAnd the Easy Rawlins series continues.... This one was good but didn‘t wow me. It had a couple of interesting twists and I can‘t wait to continue with book #5 A Little Yellow Dog. #readsoullit
Took the kids on a road trip for spring break (poor hubby is home—he has a different spring break!). I can‘t resist a library book store. Spent one dollar on these two. Great little book store!! #litsyloveslibraries
Wait a minute! Somehow I missed this crazy photo on my phone. A ferocious dog was sitting right in front of me while I was listening to Walter!!!
Mosley said it's easier to get to Paris and Berlin than it is to get to Johnson, Vermont. Yup. We're in the middle of a beautiful nowhere. 😁 As an alumni he sang the praises of this tiny college. It makes me want to sign up for some classes!
pickTechnically I listened to a BBC radio play dramatization not an audiobook, but whatever I'm counting it as reading. The character Easy Rawlins was really interesting and the mystery intriguing. I had a few quibbles with the radio play (some of the acting was not great, and the action was too condensed) but I'm 100% sure these are not faults of the book. Definitely intrigued to read more books featuring this Black detective! #DiverseDetectives
Just downloaded this audiobook / radio play version of book four in Walter Mosley's classic Easy Rawlins detective series for my commute to work tomorrow! Anyone else read any of the books in this series? #DiverseDetectives
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