Lot's Of Sissy Stuff This Time

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The interesting thing about the detective in this detective mystery is that he is not a detective at all, not technically anyway. Easy Rawlins is an African American living in post-war Los Angeles who just wants to make a good living and enjoy a quiet life in his own home. However, when he's laid off, he can't make his mortgage and he's going to lose his house and he would rather do anything than that. He finds, though, that he has to do more than he bargained for. All of a sudden, Easy is a detective, one whose reward becomes remaining alive. Though he isn't your average detective, Easy does a good job of keeping himself low and hunting for the facts. Surprisingly enough, he exerts great intuition when it comes to detecting and manages to keep himself afloat, despite all the hurtles that are thrown his way. Mosley does a great job of capturing a people, a culture, and a place that we don't get to read much about. He keeps us involved, not only in Easy's character, but in the character of the times, providing vivid images of seedy jazz clubs, dangerous underground bars, and dark alleys. Throughout the book, you get to see, firsthand, what it would be like to be an African American war veteran in the 1940s in Los Angeles, California. The reader experiences the racial prejudices and the struggle to find a job to support your family as well as the excitement of the fast-faced metropolis and the music of local clubs. These two facets of the novel, the culture and the detective mystery, make this book a wonderful addition to the detective mystery genre.

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An Unforgettable Debut

Devil Blue Dress Rawlins Mysteries

The interesting thing about the detective in this detective mystery is that he is not a detective at all, not technically anyway. Easy Rawlins is an African American living in post-war Los Angeles who just wants to make a good living and enjoy a quiet life in his own home. However, when he's laid off, he can't make his mortgage and he's going to lose his house and he would rather do anything than that. He finds, though, that he has to do more than he bargained for. All of a sudden, Easy is a detective, one whose reward becomes remaining alive. Though he isn't your average detective, Easy does a good job of keeping himself low and hunting for the facts. Surprisingly enough, he exerts great intuition when it comes to detecting and manages to keep himself afloat, despite all the hurtles that are thrown his way. Mosley does a great job of capturing a people, a culture, and a place that we don't get to read much about. He keeps us involved, not only in Easy's character, but in the character of the times, providing vivid images of seedy jazz clubs, dangerous underground bars, and dark alleys. Throughout the book, you get to see, firsthand, what it would be like to be an African American war veteran in the 1940s in Los Angeles, California. The reader experiences the racial prejudices and the struggle to find a job to support your family as well as the excitement of the fast-faced metropolis and the music of local clubs. These two facets of the novel, the culture and the detective mystery, make this book a wonderful addition to the detective mystery genre.

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An Iconic Private Eye Resurrected

Little Green Easy Rawlins Mystery

First off, it's been such a long time between books and I truly thought the last book Blonde Faith was the last but with the way Easy ended up in the shape he was in, I knew good and well there was more to come. The sad thing is that we had to wait a good five and a half years to get it. Anyway, in the book, a good two months pass and Easy is slowly coming out of his coma from the accident he was in at the end of the last one. And already his ace coon boon, has a request that he look for a lost young boy who was last known to be in the company of hippies. So, Easy enlists the help of master herbalist and seer Mama Jo, who helps him get back on this side of the world with an elixir that will give him strength he needs to finish the case and get his health back on track. Of course, with Easy and Mouse not too far behind, you know there is surely to be some mayhem, murder and bodies to come with it. For the Mosley fans, this book won't(or may)disappoint you. my thing is I forgot what went down in the last book so as to catch up with this book but still the read to me kept me glued in. not at first, but with time and things started to work out, I got caught up in it and had to get it to the very end.

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I can't say enough good things about this book

Help Deluxe Edition Kathryn Stockett

This book stopped me working. I recently finished the final book in Steig Larson's trilogy and felt slightly bereft that it was over. I tried Tess Gerritson's latest book but it felt trite in comparison to Larson. I browsed the Kindle page and downloaded loads of first chapters but none of them caught my attention. And then I stumbled upon The Help. I was grabbed from the first page. The story is based on the injustices and hypocrisies in 1960's Mississippi where back women are good enough to bring up white babies but not good enough to use the same toilet. Despite the obvious loathing some of the maids feel for their bosses, there is real love for the babies they bring up. The story is told from three perspectives, two maids and a white woman who stumbles upon these injustices whilst looking for a way to become a journalist. The story is beautifully written, sad, funny and a damn good read. I was as sorry when it ended as I was when I finished the Larson trilogy. At least now I'll be able to do some work.

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The Favorite Novel of the Baseball Gods

The Natural Bernard Malamud

"The Natural" is a story filled with metaphors as it follows the life of a baseball player named Roy Hobbs. He is a young man in the prime of his career and is on his way to Chicago to join the Cubs. At this point, things were looking great for Roy's baseball career, but then tragedy strikes. On his first night in Chicago, he's seduced by a woman who then shoots him. Roy survives, but the injury is a major setback. After years of rehab and playing for the minor leagues, Roy is brought up to play for the New York Knights, the worse team in Major League Baseball. Playing as a rookie in his 30's, Roy makes a big impact on the struggling franchise and quickly becomes a sensation in the baseball world. A lot of mystery surrounds him though, because no one knows anything about his past, which he refuses to talk about.

Bernard Malamud does a great job crafting this story which illustrates the highs and lows of Hobbs' baseball career. When you look at it from a metaphorical point of view, what happens to Hobbs is what happens to a lot of athletes both then and today, which makes this story feel even more realistic. There's a lot of character development and the plot has a lot of twists and turns from beginning to end. The ending is a little unpredictable, and it's not a feel-good ending by any means, but it's symbolically appropriate when you look back at all the events in the story that led up to this point.

Overall, this is a great book that every sports fan needs to read. It's not the most uplifting story you'll ever read, but it examines the life of a typical star athlete from a metaphorical point of view. Anyone whose seen the movie needs to read this regardless of their opinion of the movie. There are some similarities, but the differences are monumental. The movie is basically an optimistic feel-good story, which wasn't the point of the book at all. This is a lot better than the movie, and it's definitely worth reading.

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Sean what am i gonna do w/ u

The Arrangement 6 ebook

H M Ward does it again with the next installment to the love story of Avery and Sean. I was not sure how she was going to recover after the cliffhanger in the last book...but she does and I am even more in love with Avery and Sean. I was in the middle of another book waiting for this one to come out and I stoped reading the other book just to read what was happening next for Sean and Avery, (and I have OCD and to not finish one thing and start another is totally out of character for me) I am so wrapped up in these two that I miss them when I am done reading not to mention that H M is the most amazing at leaving us wanting for with her Cliffhangers :) SO if you have not ready the Arrangement series start now you will not be sorry. In fact read all of H M books I have not been disapointed in any of them.

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Mike Hammer is awaken in a hotel room being slapped by a detective in VENGEANCE IS MINE by Mickey Spillane. His army friend whit whom he spent the evening drinking and remembering is dead beside the bed. Chester Wheeler's death is ruled a suicide as Mike's gun was the instrument of death and it is in the man's hand.
Mike is shaken when the DA takes his license and his gun though it is proven that Mike didn't fire the gun. When Homicide Captain Pat Chambers empties the gun there are only four bullets. Mike's gun alway held six -- Wheeler's death wasn't a suicide, but murder.
Without a licence Mike takes to the streets while his secretary Velma become the boss. Their search through the underworld and society's play grounds opens a simple murder to a wide open case of blackmail and gambling.
A fast read of one of the best.
Nash Black, author of HAINTS.

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