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An Easy Rawlins Mystery
by Walter Mosley
Book Reviewed by:Mosley's 8th Easy Rawlins mystery is set in Los Angeles during the Watts riots of 1965. Mosley combines a highly involving mystery with a no holds barred commentary about race relations in the white-run America of the 1960s. This is a very powerful read and believed by many critics to be Mosley's strongest in the series.
This review
first ran in the May 18, 2005
issue of BookBrowse Recommends.
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