Killing Is My Business by Adam Christopher
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I ripped through the first book wildly enthused and I began this with nearly as many talons at the ready, but even though I'm giving this a solid four stars because it's a nearly perfect "undercover PI infiltrating a mob boss's organization" Noir Mystery.
I only knocked off a star because some of the middle-action was a bit repetitious and there was obviously a lot less cool fifties-robot-revolution stuff except near the end, but I suppose that couldn't have been helped because of the nature of the story.
Even so, I had a good time and the slow reveals burned nicely and kept me thinking about where and who and what was going to happen next... still questioning what might have already been happening because of Ray's little memory problem. :) Seriously. 24 hours is too short a time for all that short-term memory stuff. :) But it still makes for a great page turner!
He is, after all, the real man of steel. :)
This stuff really does hit the spot. I love Mystery/SF blends like this. Popcorn SF at its best.
Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC!
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Wednesday, July 26, 2017
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