The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey: A Novel

Mosley's best known and acclaimed for his mystery novels set in postwar L.A. with its underlying racial tensions. Occasionally, he transgresses into the role of a paperback philosopher-medicine man offering his diagnosis, prescription, and prognosis for pervasive social and racial ailments. Taking his fourth diversion into this realm, Mosley offers another stylized commentary with little redemptive quality and makes a rather weak contribution to the American racial debate. J.P. Miller, Cambridge, MA.

Too not clear. What the author is displaying in the character and condition are so real of an older person needing assistance. There are many mental health problems in the condition that the main character is living. Good read!

Got it at the Dollar Tree for $1 don't waste the other ten.!!!! Great read and such a beautifully painted story that brings a tear to eyes newly opened to the perspective of an old man suffering dementia and in his final years. God gives him a gift in the form of Robyn, making him feel things deep in his heart that cause him to love deeper than before and his family is up in arms. Read read read!!!