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Ebook About Winner of six Lambda Literary awards, the Henry Rios mystery series is iconic and Michael Nava has been hailed by the New York Times as “one of our best” writers. In The Hidden Law, Rios delves deeply into his Latino identity as he defends a young man charged with assassinating a prominent Los Angeles Latino politician. The San Francisco Chronicle hailed the novel and its author: “A beautifully conceived but gritty novel . . . . Nava writes the kind of small, clean, powerful novels that build in emotional power almost invisibly, leaving us breathless at the end.”Book The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) Review :
“I’d had to learn a level of self-acceptance that mitigated my anger. Having had to overcome my own self-hatred, I couldn’t sustain hatred toward other people very long.”This was the first of Michael Nava’s Henry Rios series that brought me to tears. (On the subway, in Manhattan.) It is also the first of these novels in which Henry himself cries.This was not an accident, I suspect.Oh, I was so ready to drop a star off this one as I read it. There is a progression into darkness in these books that was freaking me out. I swore I would knock it down to four stars if I was unhappy when the book ended. Well, I was in tears, but I wasn’t really unhappy. Sad, yes. There is a lot of sadness in this story, sadness triggered by death: the death of the murder victim, the death of a family; the death of Henry’s relationship with Josh Mandel, the looming death of Josh himself from AIDS. Despite this, Nava manages to lift this story out of bleakness. That’s what saved his fifth star.Henry steps in to save the life of an angry young Chicano man who is determined to destroy himself. He’s homophobic and a drug addict, and yet Henry sees himself in this young man, and can’t help but try to rescue him from his own well of loneliness.And this is why I love Henry Rios so much. This is the great gift that Michael Nava has given us in these books. The good man who has emerged in the earlier three books in the series breaks out of his cocoon here—or begins to. For all the tumult and hypocrisy and ugly politics, there is hope in this book. Maybe just a glimmer, but something that keeps both Henry and the reader from despair.The core motif of “The Hidden Law” is Chicano anger. As a privileged white man I was almost sucker-punched by this crucial part of the narrative. Henry Rios articulates what he sees around him and in his own life and lays it all out for us in a way that is inescapable. Even if we think we are innocent of prejudice, we share in this shame, because Henry is unflinching, and we see everything through his eyes.I said “almost” because I have a personal glimmer of understanding of all the Chicano anger in this book. My son is Guatemalan—Mayan—and is close enough ethnically to Mexican to be seen that way by the world outside our home. Raised by two Ivy-League white men, our son steps into the world and is suddenly a short brown man who is not treated the way his fathers are. He is full of anger and fear, and it’s something we are helpless to change except by expressing our unconditional love for him every day.And that unconditional love is something nobody in this book seems to have ever experienced. Henry Rios knows that anger and that loss and that loneliness. That is his super power. Sometimes, it’s futile, but it is never worthless.I’m going to keep reading this series until the end. I’ve discovered I need the salvation as much as Henry does. I've read all seven books in the Henry Rios series. This and the others in the series speak to me. Henry feels so real. It is easy to forget he's a fictional character. He has a beautiful mind. He' has strength, but has his own insecurities and demons that challenge his strength. He's human. Henry is a character you'd like to share your life with. Read Online The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) Download The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) PDF The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) Mobi Free Reading The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) Download Free Pdf The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) PDF Online The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) Mobi Online The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) Reading Online The Hidden Law: A Henry Rios Novel (Henry Rios Mysteries Book 4) Read Online Michael Nava Download Michael Nava Michael Nava PDF Michael Nava Mobi Free Reading Michael Nava Download Free Pdf Michael Nava PDF Online Michael Nava Mobi Online Michael Nava Reading Online Michael NavaBest Fang You, Baby (Littles of the Night Book 4) By A. Little
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