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The Tempest Tales: A Novel-in-Stories | Walter Mosley

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Refusing to go to hell in spite of his technical disqualification from heaven, murdered African-American everyman Tempest Landry is sent back to Harlem, where a guiding angel tries to convince him to accept judgment.

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The Tempest Tales: A Novel-in-Stories | Walter Mosley

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POC main character - paranormal
#booked2019 @Cinfhen @4thhouseontheleft @BarbaraTheBibliophage
Tempest Landry is mistakenly killed by police in harlem,on reaching St Peter at heaven's gates his sins are such he must go to hell, he refuses + returns to earth in new body where joshua angel has to persuade him to accept his sins to save order whilst basel bob tries to draw him to hell. Philosophical, interesting + funny a gr8 addition to 2019's rds

TrishB Sounds interesting and I‘ve not read one for this prompt yet! 5y

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The Tempest Tales: A Novel-in-Stories | Walter Mosley

so-so

I really loved the concept of this book, but it left me with too many questions. What was Tempest doing in this "new life"? Why this specific angel? Tempest wasn't a well rounded character. All flaws no redeeming quality. The book was too short for the story he wanted to tell.

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