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I sat down and read about a hundred pages of this one go at work. What brilliant characterization, sleazy realism and witty dialogue. This is one of the freshest voices I've come across in a long time. A brutal and cynical crime-drama meets dark comedy. Serious page turner.

Weaves a narrative yarn like nothing else this side of Dr. Thompson.

"Suddenly a pair of strong hands grabbed him by his eighty dollar vintage Joan Jett t-shirt and hauled him to his feet. Tyler was staring into a mouth full of yellow, ground-down teeth."

Ferocious, hilarious, convincingly gritty

When I visit the library, I like to seize on the generosity of its system by occasionally grabbing a novel at random. Something about this one seemed familiar to me when I spotted it. With no film adaptation or critical reputation that I know of beyond an endorsement from L.A. guitar legend Slash on the cover, I would consider this a very lucky discovery.

An ensemble cast of living, breathing characters.

Learning about the Moon , which the author has likened to the Death Star featured in George Lucas’ acclaimed Star Wars film franchise.

Icke points to Indigenous North and South American religious traditions, as well as those from Babylon, Sumer and the Indus River Valley , as having proof of an artificial celestial body created by a serpent race

A wealth of ideas and theories .

Fucking great