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Little green by Walter Mosley · Booklabria

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Little green

MysteryAfrican Americans

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First published: 2013
Language: English
Editions: 6
Series: Easy Rawlins

Synopsis

Surviving a near-fatal car wreck and cruising the streets of the Sunset Strip during the heyday of the late 1960s, Easy Rawlins investigates the disappearance of a young African-American, a case that is complicated by Rawlins's changing perspectives.

Subjects: Mystery
African Americans
Private investigators
Los angeles
African American men
Bees
Set in: California
Los Angeles
Characters: Easy Rawlins

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