Review: Time Warp Back To The 1970s
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 29, 2013
Here are a few of my thoughts as I finished this collection of amusing stories with intentionally bad writing. It's not easy to mimic style, but these writers have all pulled it off, taking us through a time warp back to the 1970s, and they've gone a step further and made it look easy. My Kindle was loaded with dames and broads, mustachioed hit men, and war torn, tormented soldiers, with action splattered across every page. No villain or hero was left unscathed, which added a sense of realism to these interesting tales.Of the five tales--The Silencer Strikes, Longhair Death Farm, Battleground U.S.S.A.: Texasgrad, Bonds of Blood, and Blood and Tacos--Blood and Tacos is definitely my favorite. In fact, I must admit (a bit guiltily) that I kept waiting for Chingon to spring forth from my device and further enrich my life with tales of his heroism, albeit via his third person monologue. Snippets of his great dialogue have already been cut and pasted into other reviews, so I'll leave you with these two words. Mouth sex. We should all strive to make this a part of our vernacular.Robert DownsAuthor of Falling Immortality: Casey Holden, Private Investigator