Blonde Faith

De: Walter Mosley

Narrado por: Michael Boatman

Duración: 7 h y 10 m

Resumen del Editor

Easy Rawlins, L.A.'s most reluctant detective, comes home one day to find Easter, the daughter of his friend, Christmas Black, left on his doorstep. Easy knows that this could only mean that ex-marine Black is probably dead, or will be soon.

But Easter's appearance is only the beginning, as Easy is immersed in a sea of problems. The love of his life is marrying another man, and his friend Mouse is wanted for the murder of a father of 12. As he's searching for a clue to Christmas Black's whereabouts, two suspicious MPs hire him to find his friend Black on behalf of the U.S. Army.

Easy's investigation brings him to a blonde woman, Faith Laneer, whose past is as dark as her beauty is bright. As Easy begins to put the pieces together, he realizes that Black's disappearance has its roots in Vietnam, and that Faith might be in a world of danger.

Solve more tough cases with Easy Rawlins.

©2007 Walter Mosley (P)2007 Hachette Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Mosley knows his territory as intimately as a lover knows his beloved, and Easy's tortuous progression from man-child to man may have reached its climax in this searing and moving novel." ( Publishers Weekly)

Best Easy Rawlins book I have read!

Loved it. Best moment was the incident which occurred at Jewell's vacant property. Must read.

another great story Walter Mosley

loved the story and another great read by Michael Boatman. Michael truly puts you into the story with his oratory skills

cliffhanger was unrecorded

I liked that while this book is part of a series, it stood out as different. The flow, the storyline, as well as

Not his best, but a mediocre Mosley's still great

The story isn't as heartfelt or convoluted as some of his earlier works...or as poignant and relevant as 'Little Scarlet'...but Mosley's poetic prose and the way he airbrushes his characters make for great storytelling as usual. And Michael Boatman's narration gives voice to a classic detective hero as well as the angels and demons he navigates in finding the truth. Some readers overdo female voices or drop three or four octaves when reading as bad guys but Boatman strikes the correct pitch each time. A sad ending to a great series, but a fitting one...Easy's place is secured in ten novels and he doesn't become a caricature (like Spenser), having thirty plus stories on a shelf.

Ohhhhh Easy

Ican't write a good review without messingwith the ending. oh this was a good one! would have been 5 but I'll wait for the next one to decide if this was a 4 or 5 review.

Michael Boatman

This is the first time I heard him narrate an Easy Rawlings novel and he KILLED IT. He did exceptionally well!

EZ Rollins is Smooth Sailing

Everything is gonna be okay. EZ takes what is given and creates a good life

GREAT

Easy Rawlings is my favorite series. This book ended in a real cliffhanger. Hurry, I can hardly wait for the next book.

Easy to love this epic historical fiction.

WM is an amazing and prolific author. I’ve enjoyed the short Fearless Jones series and about half of Easy Rawlins. I’ve read to every one at least twice. As a white man who’s never liver lived in southern Cal, the education is priceless. While the explicit scenes are baggage in my opinion, the yarns and interconnectedness of the characters’ lives, and even both series mentioned, makes for reading that one can immerse themself in. The experiences that Easy, Mouse, Fearless, and Paris Minton live through are rarely exaggerated or over-the-top. Anyone who’s paid the slightest attention to race and culture over the past few years, even when it’s dumbfounding, can get an inkling into how society compounded some issues of trust that remain stuck in our country’s craw. Politics aside though, there are good people on both sides of the divide both in WM’s prose and real life. I love that “politics” rarely are examined by the protagonists. They take every event in situ rarely making broad sweeps outside of the actual cultural circumstances. That’s why these stories are so entertaining: they are believable and compelling. Highly recommend Walter Mosley’s mysteries.

Say its not so

I give this a better review than the others. I have gotton to feel I know Easy thru the years and the view of a black man makes it all the more interesting. This series is an easy read and fun to just go with the flow of the characters and events.