Gone Fishin'

By: Walter Mosley

Narrated by: Paul Winfield

On the road in a “borrowed” '36 Ford, nineteen-year-old Ezekiel "Easy" Rawlins and his companion, Raymond "Mouse" Alexander, are on a perilous odyssey that takes them from Houston to a mysterious bayou world of voodoo, sex, revenge, and death. Their destination is desolate Pariah, Texas—Mouse's home once, and still home to his hated stepfather.

Encountering violent and unexpected threats, Easy and Mouse forge bonds that will link them in the decades that follow as they choose very different paths. Everything they ever knew about friendship and about themselves is coming apart at the seams.

©2006 Walter Mosley (P)2006 Phoenix Books

Mosley is a master of the time machine!

The early years of Easy and Mouse were as sharp edged as those most readers are familiar with. Get intro to Mama Jo, and the desperation of Raymond “mouse” and the tight wire walk that is Easy Rawlins life from the beginning. Worth the listen save the short erotica segment that always seems out of place to this reader.

Gone fishing

Excellent ,I love Walter Mosley books especially the easy Rawlins novels,there is no better fiction reading material

Discography? Wonderful music throughout this production! Who is singing and playing. Would love to see the musicians credited!!

Loved the backstory to EZ and Mouses life. The reader was much better, this round.

Good Read

Not a bad story did not struggle to finish. Good narration once again. Audiobooks are a good deal.

This is a BACK STORY

Whooeee! This tale of friendship and revenge, with the emotional twists and turns had me in my own state, helped by excellent narration.