Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: A poignant seeming conclusion to the Easy Rawlins series

OK, it's overlong, but Easy does not bed (or desk...) every women who occurs in the complicated plot this time out and about. Moreover, the killings aren't all at the beginning (many mysteries only have one that occurs early, why would this be a problem if it were so?) Although this is a historical novel (set in 1963) it portrays the "always outgunned" milieu of someone automatically suspect because of his skin color in specific, convincing detail (i.e., there is no chasm between Easy's world and Socrates's in _Always Outunumbered, Always Outgunned_. For me, the most interesting character in the Easy Rawlins series is his psychopathic friend Mouse, who tries to leave killing behind in this book. (Since I originally posted this review, the series has continued)