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Little Green
- An Easy Rawlins Mystery, Book 12
- Narrated by: Michael Boatman
- Series: Easy Rawlins, Book 12
- Length: 10 hrs and 7 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 05-14-13
- Language: English
- Publisher: Random House Audio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $28.00
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Publisher's Summary
When Walter Mosley burst onto the literary scene in 1990 with his first Easy Rawlins mystery, Devil in a Blue Dress - a combustible mixture of Raymond Chandler and Richard Wright - he captured the attention of hundreds of thousands of readers (including future president Bill Clinton). Eleven books later, Easy Rawlins is one of the few private eyes in contemporary crime fiction who can be called iconic and immortal. In the incendiary and fast-paced Little Green, he returns from the brink of death to investigate the dark side of L.A.’s 1960s hippie haven, the Sunset Strip.
We last saw Easy in 2007’s Blonde Faith, fighting for his life after his car plunges over a cliff. True to form, the tough WWII veteran survives, and soon his murderous sidekick Mouse has him back cruising the mean streets of L.A., in all their psychedelic 1967 glory, to look for a young black man, Evander "Little Green" Noon, who disappeared during an acid trip. Fueled by an elixir called Gator’s Blood, brewed by the conjure woman Mama Jo, Easy experiences a physical, spiritual, and emotional resurrection, but peace and love soon give way to murder and mayhem. Written with Mosley’s signature grit and panache, this engrossing and atmospheric mystery is not only a trip back in time, it is also a tough-minded exploration of good and evil, and of the power of guilt and redemption. Once again, Easy asserts his reign over the City of (Fallen) Angels.
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- Nathaniel Eason
- Durham, NC
- 09-30-16
Good to the last drop as always.
Mr Mosley does like he always do. I wish more were made to movies. The Devil in a blue dress movie introduced me to Easy Rawlings.
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- Royal T
- 09-16-16
Easy is my main man!
Back from the dead and back with his woman, Mosley has done it again, Easy Rawlings provers that life is full of ifs and buts. I'm taking my audio journey through Mr. Rawlings's world and it's WONDERFUL. My only issue is that I'll be finished with the last two books in the series before Mosley publishes again. What will I do while I wait for Easy? Oh well, I guess it's time to dive into some of Mosleys science fiction. Again, hats off, great job.
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- Kimberley
- 10-09-15
Still a fan!
The Easy Rawlins series make me happy! I always know I'm in for a good read.
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- Lexie J.
- Inglewood, California
- 08-01-15
Great read
Enjoyed the Easy Rawlings tale. Kept me enthralled with all of the wonderful characters. I highly recommend this story.
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- Jo Levitt
- Pawtucket, RI, US
- 06-07-15
Easy Rawlins - So glad he wasn't dead. A hero I would have missed
I love Walter Mosley's Easy Rawlins character. It's not that he's bad-assed because he's got people that are and he doesn't need to be. Easy is a humble man that needs to make things right.i loved this book.
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- Erica
- Cincinnati, Ohio
- 02-24-15
Welcome Back Easy Rawlins
really enjoyed this story. it's everything I expected from Walter Mosely. one of my favorites.
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- Kim
- Brush, CO, USA
- 07-16-13
Mosley and EZ - Older, wiser, better than ever.
Walter Mosley's sweet, streetwise Easy Rawlins detective was last seen drunkenly plummeting from Highway 1 into presumed oblivion. Readers have waited six years to find out that Easy survived, weakened in body, but with the same universal wisdom.
He emerges into a California summer just beginning to feel the sexual and political and moral changes that would form a chain reaction of protest movements and liberal thought, and conservative reaction. Easy, of course, has a mission, which also naturally involves beautiful women, narrow escapes, corpses,slugfests, mystery and musings.
Walter Mosley writes like an angel, effortlessly mixing political commentary with wry humanist observations, and a fast moving storyline.
Michael Boatman narrates the story flawlessly, bringing to life Mosley's diverse cast of characters of all ages, races, and both genders.
A very worthwhile and entertaining read, and much more than "just a murder mystery".
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- Ms. Jackson
- 03-01-18
STILL one of my FAVORITES!!!!
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
I began reading Walter Mosley as a teenager and STILL find him to be one of the BEST to ever DO IT!!! Little Green by far is my favorite in the series. I would have given the performance 5 stars had the narration been performed by Denzel Washington just as I would have liked to hear Jill Scott on the #1 Ladies' Detective Agency....in a perfect world I guess.
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- Xavier
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- 07-14-17
Non-stop action
All the books in the Easy Rawlins series have romance, sex, violent action, intrigue, philosophy and morality. Read the first two books in the series and I imagine you will not be able to stop until you have read all 14. I have listened to all 14 books 3 times and I am trying to move on to other books by other authors but I find that each time I listen to one of the books in the "Easy Rawlins" series I enjoy it more than the previous listens. Michael Boatman is a superb narrator!
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- Larry J Staten
- 07-09-17
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Need more sex and fighting narrator made it all worth it ez always great character