Easy Rawlins Series: Charcoal Joe : An Easy Rawlins Mystery (Series #14) (Paperback)

from asxz

I've been reading about Easy Rawlins for over 20 years, ever since Bill Clinton first flagged him up, and we're kind of growing old together. Set just around the time I was born, Rawlins here is the same age as I am now. As complexly plotted as ever, Charcoal Joe finds Easy establishing himself (...

from kerns222

Easy Rawlins Number 14. He's settled and rolling. Mouse- cooling it a little. All the characters still in place. And Mosley cruising along. Mosley is a machine, one that rings true, even when he is outrageous. Nice easy read.

from bookmuse56

Mosley dazzles with memorable characters and an unflinching witty well-observed look at 1960s Los Angeles. The fourteenth novel in the Easy Rawlins series is as much a joy to read as the first book. I so appreciate how each storyline has a fresh feel wrapped around thought-provoking prose as the ...

from danhammang

I'm glad that a writer with Walter Mosley's talent likes to write in this genre. 'Charcoal Joe' is a great crime read but its' scope is wider, almost 'must reading.' It has great characters and sings of Los Angeles. Both the action and the writing kept me turning pages right through to the end.

from froxgirl

I love Mosely's Easy Rawlins books, but they are usually so dense with characters and rich in plot that I have usually finished being unsure of what actually transpired. His smooth word flow makes that tolerable and even enjoyable, but this time I tried something different. I read it at my usual ...