Death List

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Summary: Another great one
Review: Death list is a very good book it's just to short but that's where kenyatta's escape begin.this novel goiens continues from crime partners and gets revenge on kingfisher for killing billy and jackie(the crime partners).the story is better than movies so you can imagine the in dept details that goiens goes into.Kenyatta is a black militant that has an army of blacks with him that want to rid the streets of drugs and racist cops and just like crime partners the white and black detectives Benson and Ryan are getting closer and closer

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Summary: So sad, Kind of mad, feeling blue
Review: the only thing that i don't like about his books are there isn't anymore

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Summary: Classic Goines
Review: The second novel in Goines' Kenyatta series and the sequal toCRIME PARTNERS is much better than its predecessor. Most of thecharacters are still here, and our two favorite black and white detectives, Benson and Ryan, are at it again, trying to put an end to the massive amounts of deaths on the mean streets of Detroit. New characters such as Angelo and 'The Creeper' are extreamly interesting and described in great detail. At times Goines tends to focus a little too much on the detectives, a problem CRIME PARTNERS suffered from, but at least he does it in a more exciting way. Kenyatta doesn't seem as strong of a man as he appeared to be before, which hurts the book somewhat. But all in all, DEATH LIST does a great job of mixing great action with the relationships of detectives and criminals. Not to be missed!

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Summary: Classic Goines
Review: The second novel in Goines' Kenyatta series and the sequal toCRIME PARTNERS is much better than its predecessor. Most of thecharacters are still here, and our two favorite black and white detectives, Benson and Ryan, are at it again, trying to put an end to the massive amounts of deaths on the mean streets of Detroit. New characters such as Angelo and 'The Creeper' are extreamly interesting and described in great detail. At times Goines tends to focus a little too much on the detectives, a problem CRIME PARTNERS suffered from, but at least he does it in a more exciting way. Kenyatta doesn't seem as strong of a man as he appeared to be before, which hurts the book somewhat. But all in all, DEATH LIST does a great job of mixing great action with the relationships of detectives and criminals. Not to be missed!

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Summary: Glad I wasn't on that list
Review: This story continues from Crime Partners when Billy and Jackie get knocked off. You'll see killings and bloodshed, but I was surprised to see the detail in which Goines describes how a family gets killed by a cat called the Creeper. You know he's successful in painting a picture and making you feel like you're right there watching it happen, and in this case, it got pretty bad. The story is short, but it leaves you wanting more and it worked, because I'm on my way to find Kenyatta's Escape right now.

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Summary: I don't know...
Review: why I liked Part 2 better than Part 1, but had I read this book first, I would've never read Kenyatta's Escape. This book basically talked about how Kenyatta got started, the dedication to his "missus", his crew, etc. I'm starting to get bored reading these books. Before I said I would read all of his book but this is the sixth one I've read and I've only liked two. It's like the same character on a different day: they all have prostitutes, young girls with pert breasts, pimps, and drugs. Blah blah blah. But what's really starting to bug me is that they all look like the same character, they're either fat and smell bad or tall, brown-skinned, with a bald head. And the author keeps reminding me every other page. I get it. I get it.