Easy Rawlins Bad Boy Brawly Brown: An Easy Rawlins Novel, Book 7, (Paperback)

from laytonwoman3rd

Standard Easy fare...our Mr. Rawlins is called upon by old friends to do what parents and police cannot or will not do---pull young Brawly Brown's nuts out of the fire before he's completely toast. How he goes about it is unconventional, but it works. Along the way, Easy also gains some insight i...

from johnwbeha

I always enjoy Walter Mosley's books and this is no exception, but it didn't grab me like some of the others. Easy Rawlins is a good character, but I found that there were too many relatively undifferentiated minor characters, which led to slightly muddled storytelling. It did draw a unsettling p...

from gwendolyndawson

I found this novel to be entirely forgettable. I may not be a good source of an opinion, however, because I am unfamiliar with this genre, and perhaps I do not like the genre.

from frank_oconnor

Somewhat unmemorable, as I barely remember any of it. It seemed good enough at the time though, if a little uneven in tone, lurching between politcial and domestic naratives without ever really fusing the two.

from jrtanworth

Easy Rawlins is back, this time without without the help of his dangerous friend Mouse. Great sixties atmosphere, an intricate but believable plot, a surprising but satisfactory resolution of Easy's debt of friendship. I found this one of the best mysteries I've read in a while. I'm surprised the...