I didn't find the plot riveting, but it's the Mosley flow that I like, and as I haven't read an Easy Rawlins mystery in a while, this was a family reunion, literally, reintroducing a middle-aged Easy Rawlins and his family accumulated over several novels, including appearances by his various friends (I only sometimes visualize Easy Rawlins as Denzel Washington, but I always see Mouse in the form of Don Cheadle). Plus a cameo by Fearless Jones who has his own books. I may have to go back and see what novels I've missed, because I don't remember him living on a mountain resort. Easy has come a long way.