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Violence
A lot
Significant violence including deaths of major characters and brutal confrontations
Language
Some
Strong language throughout the period-authentic narrative
Sexual Content
Some
Some sexual content including adult relationships
Substance Use
Some
References to drug use in the 1960s counterculture setting
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Intense psychological themes of grief, loss, survivor's guilt, and a man contemplating his own death
What this book is about
In what was intended as the final Easy Rawlins novel, 1967 Los Angeles explodes with the Summer of Love while Easy faces devastating personal loss — Mouse seemingly gone, his old world fragmenting. A missing woman case intersects with war, grief, and Easy's deepest crisis of faith. Mosley delivers a beautiful, elegiac, and unsparing conclusion to a remarkable series.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
deaths of major recurring characters
grief and suicidal ideation themes
period racism depicted critically
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