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Violence
Some
Several violent incidents including murder and physical confrontations
Language
Some
Period-appropriate strong language throughout
Sexual Content
Some
Some sexual content including references to Easy's relationships
Substance Use
Some
References to drug culture of the 1960s San Francisco scene
Emotional Intensity
Some
Emotional weight around a father's desperation to save his child; period racism depicted critically
What this book is about
Easy Rawlins needs cash fast to pay for an experimental treatment for his beloved daughter Feather. He takes a job tracking down a missing courier in San Francisco during the Summer of Love, 1966. The case involves a mysterious woman, stolen Nazi documents, and violence that cuts close to home. Mosley weaves Easy's desperate fatherly love through a sharp period mystery.
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violence including murder
drug culture references
historical racism depicted critically
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