When the fire starts to burn, every good person better be ready to man a post with a bucket of water if you want to stop it from raging out of control.
When the fire starts to burn, every good person better be ready to man a post with a bucket of water if you want to stop it from raging out of control.
"Combines the visceral verbal skills of Craig Johnson w/the white-knuckle tension of Stephen Hunter." S.A. Cosby
"Admirers of S.A. Cosby will appreciate Thompson’s combination of hardboiled crime tropes & psychological depth." Publishers Weekly
"Combines the visceral verbal skills of Craig Johnson w/the white-knuckle tension of Stephen Hunter." S.A. Cosby
"Admirers of S.A. Cosby will appreciate Thompson’s combination of hardboiled crime tropes & psychological depth." Publishers Weekly
15. THE NAME OF THE GAME IS DEATH (1962). The phrase “voicey narrator” didn’t exist in Dan J. Marlowe’s heyday, but there’s no other way to describe the tough, oddly soulful stick-up man who recounts this tale of vengeance. A stone-cold classic.
15. THE NAME OF THE GAME IS DEATH (1962). The phrase “voicey narrator” didn’t exist in Dan J. Marlowe’s heyday, but there’s no other way to describe the tough, oddly soulful stick-up man who recounts this tale of vengeance. A stone-cold classic.