Razorblade Tears
Razorblade Tears: One part 70s revenger thriller. One part. 80s buddy cop actioneer. And as masculine as ice cold PBR on draft. Continue reading Razorblade Tears
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Suburban Dicks
Fabian Nicieza, formerly of Marvel Comics, has written a crime novel that combines dry humor with pulp fiction like he was writing for Reese’s. And brother, is it yummy. Continue reading Suburban Dicks
Rabbits
Late century pop culture references aside, Rabbits becomes too dense with its own mythology to be anything more than ridiculous. Continue reading Rabbits
Nobody Does It Better
The world is not enough but this book is a must-have read that leaves you shaken and stirred Continue reading Nobody Does It Better
The Haunting of H.G. Wells
Acclaimed author H.G. Wells gets the action hero treatment. Entertaining. But hardly deep. Continue reading The Haunting of H.G. Wells
Comanche
Comanche is equal parts Western, ghost story, and crime thriller that combines into a weak gumbo screaming for spice Continue reading Comanche
The Living Dead
The Living Dead presents nothing more than mere standard zombie fare Continue reading The Living Dead
Safecracker
Safecracker is a fast, fun read with the genre’s tropes blended down into a delicious cocktail. Continue reading Safecracker
Blacktop Wasteland
Blacktop Wasteland is crime fiction noir that guns away at The Life like a muscle car with an open throttle on an endless highway. Continue reading Blacktop Wasteland
