Title: A 5 star novel of guilt and consequence
Product review: This being the first Walter Mosley novel that I've ever read, I was quite suprised how well this novel was written. It's a complex look at guilt and consequence as well as the choices that you make in everyday life. It also explores family heritage as the right in which Charles Blakey struggles to define in the novel as whether to sell his family heirlooms found in the basement or turn them into a heritage museum preserving his families legacy. I found the relationship between Charles Blakey and Anniston Bennet complex, intriguing, and suspenseful as they both explore there reasons for living as well as the consequences of past actions. The Man In My Basement is unique, original, and should be one everyone's must read list. Definitely one of the top 10 best books of 2004.
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