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KILL KILL KILL
KILL KILL KILL
Welcome to Graveyard—an elite private military company employed by the secret society that really controls the world.
Walter Stedman is Graveyard’s commander, a former Delta Force operator left slightly unhinged by twenty years of secret wars, forbidden knowledge, and abominations of science. Walter is about to go to war with an enemy like none he has ever encountered...
Sid Hansen is one of Graveyard’s assets—a child soldier trapped in a God-forsaken desert filled with monsters. The catch? He may be the worst monster out there.
Yoshida Tanaka is a ninja consumed by hatred in the years since a Graveyard operator murdered his young family. Now he lurks in the shadows, honing his skills and waiting for the perfect moment to take his revenge.
KILL KILL KILL is a story about secret government death squads fighting reptilian humanoids for control of the New World Order. I wrote it in the dead of night, lights out, listening to Art Bell’s radio show, with a loaded 9mm HK next to my cup of black coffee, and my paranoid eyes shifting between my word processor and the door.
KILL KILL KILL defies genre. It's a mix of action, horror, and science fiction.
KILL KILL KILL has no trigger warnings. If you need one, you should turn away now.
KILL KILL KILL is absolutely not for kids, but you should make them read it anyway. It will make them tougher.
Walter Stedman is Graveyard’s commander, a former Delta Force operator left slightly unhinged by twenty years of secret wars, forbidden knowledge, and abominations of science. Walter is about to go to war with an enemy like none he has ever encountered...
Sid Hansen is one of Graveyard’s assets—a child soldier trapped in a God-forsaken desert filled with monsters. The catch? He may be the worst monster out there.
Yoshida Tanaka is a ninja consumed by hatred in the years since a Graveyard operator murdered his young family. Now he lurks in the shadows, honing his skills and waiting for the perfect moment to take his revenge.
KILL KILL KILL is a story about secret government death squads fighting reptilian humanoids for control of the New World Order. I wrote it in the dead of night, lights out, listening to Art Bell’s radio show, with a loaded 9mm HK next to my cup of black coffee, and my paranoid eyes shifting between my word processor and the door.
KILL KILL KILL defies genre. It's a mix of action, horror, and science fiction.
KILL KILL KILL has no trigger warnings. If you need one, you should turn away now.
KILL KILL KILL is absolutely not for kids, but you should make them read it anyway. It will make them tougher.
- GenresHorror
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First published November 22, 2013
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About the author
Mike Leon
29 books69 followersMike Leon writes fiction that is totally metal.
You can follow him on Twitter @TheMikeLeon.
Questions, comments, and death threats should go to: professional.mike.leon@gmail.com
You can follow him on Twitter @TheMikeLeon.
Questions, comments, and death threats should go to: professional.mike.leon@gmail.com
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May 20, 2014
This is the best book I ever wrote.
May 19, 2014
The only thing keeping me from giving this book the full five stars is that there were times when it tweaked my delicate sensibilities. As well-written, entertaining and page turning (or screen flipping) as this book is, it is no-joke hardcore to an extreme I'd be loathe to go as a writer myself. Don't get me wrong, there's plenty of reasons I'd have been proud to have written this myself, but I probably couldn't because I'd likely pull way way back on the infanticide, rape, misogyny and overt racial stuff. None of this is to say that I think Mike Leon is a misogynist or a racist, as he generally gives these qualities to his most loathsome characters (which is saying something because none of his characters are in any way traditionally "likable"). So as much as I really truly enjoyed this book from start to finish, and as much as I think Leon's a smart, exciting, funny and envelope-pushing voice in the superhero subgenre, this is definitely not a book I'd recommend for everyone. You need a strong stomach and a love of dark stories about disreputable people doing terrible things to each other and assorted innocent casualties of war. There are times when Leon's serving so many masters that the story--involving privatized death squads, ancient lizard races hiding among humans, sojourns from Afghanistan all the way to Austin, Texas, and endless mayhem, murder, torture and terror--can seem a little all over the map. But it's a barnburner of a tale, and the characters he focuses on--a world-weary govt. operative, an ex-Soviet supersoldier and his trained kill-happy sons, a vengeful ninja, assorted 1%-ers and a mass of kill team soldiers who range from conventionally unkillable to completely lupine--have interesting arcs that don't always go where you expect them to. Even after some six-hundred pages, anticipated redemptions and come-uppances are hard to come by, and many characters--in particular, his one truly intriguing female potential lead, who meets her end less than halfway through the book--die suddenly and horribly. It's definitely a guys' book, in that respect, and even then, if you think you meet the criteria and are willing to take the plunge, consider yourself warned: Kill Kill Kill is tons of fun, but it definitely ain't for crybabies.
April 23, 2017
This book is an addicting page turner.
I wasn't able to stop reading this book. It was a full-throttle, action-packed hell ride. The characters were all badass comic-book-style villains and anti-heroes. The dark humor within had me cackling with glee.
I read the sequel series first, which seems to be the preferable way to do it. It was filled with backstory which enriched the next books a great deal. I would recommend everyone read Kill Kill Kill. But I'm the kinda guy who recommends John Wick and Deadpool, which are quite comparable, to kids so...y'know.
I wasn't able to stop reading this book. It was a full-throttle, action-packed hell ride. The characters were all badass comic-book-style villains and anti-heroes. The dark humor within had me cackling with glee.
I read the sequel series first, which seems to be the preferable way to do it. It was filled with backstory which enriched the next books a great deal. I would recommend everyone read Kill Kill Kill. But I'm the kinda guy who recommends John Wick and Deadpool, which are quite comparable, to kids so...y'know.
February 26, 2019
Welcome to my nightmare
WARNING: This book contains extreme violence, macho language, brief nudity, rape, lizards, deadly weapons, etc. Not recommended for wimps and bleeding hearts. You have been warned.
This book was recommended to me by a Goodreads friend, possibly as a test. It was a rollercoaster ride through a landscape of unique characters in unlikely scenarios that produced frequent hilarity and a plot with nonstop action.
It's a long read, almost 700 pages, simply because it takes that long to tell the story. There's no happily ever after, but it does have a proper ending. You'll find many helpful tips on how not to raise a child. I'm not sure if there are any heroes, but there are plenty of villains.
I enjoyed reading this book, but I am hesitant to issue an open-ended recommendation for reasons already stated.
85
WARNING: This book contains extreme violence, macho language, brief nudity, rape, lizards, deadly weapons, etc. Not recommended for wimps and bleeding hearts. You have been warned.
This book was recommended to me by a Goodreads friend, possibly as a test. It was a rollercoaster ride through a landscape of unique characters in unlikely scenarios that produced frequent hilarity and a plot with nonstop action.
It's a long read, almost 700 pages, simply because it takes that long to tell the story. There's no happily ever after, but it does have a proper ending. You'll find many helpful tips on how not to raise a child. I'm not sure if there are any heroes, but there are plenty of villains.
I enjoyed reading this book, but I am hesitant to issue an open-ended recommendation for reasons already stated.
85
February 12, 2018
This book was an absolute blast! I can’t believe I’ve never heard of it. It should be on the best-seller charts. Now, this book isn’t for everyone. It is a male-oriented story and anyone who is sensitive on subjects such as race, sex, and violence should steer well clear of this novel. But if you like a fast-paced tale of ninjas, baby-eating lizards from ancient Thule looking to rule the world, werewolves, swordplay, gunplay, femme fatales, death-dealing robots, government agencies gone rogue, nuclear devastation ... we’ll, look no further. This book is all the fun you’ve never had. And it rockets through almost 700 pages of unending action. This will one day make a stupendous movie. Six stars!
February 19, 2014
Take out your brain, your morals and any delicate sensibilities you may have acquired over the years and just bask in the ultra-violence.
Fast paced, fun and makes the top a very low down place. A fine fucking read, now get Rodriguez to make this for the screen.
Fast paced, fun and makes the top a very low down place. A fine fucking read, now get Rodriguez to make this for the screen.
April 18, 2019
Complete Insanity
So this is the second time reading this book I had to read it again before I left a review and all I can say well there's a lot to say but the main thing is this book is complete Insanity from start to finish,hell what is there not to like blood, guts,sex, comedy more blood, guts and sex,what more can you ask for right,if you're looking for a book that's normal this is not the book for you,most people would find this book utterly offensive, I find it as a 600-page Violent Epic Opus, read it now if you dare
So this is the second time reading this book I had to read it again before I left a review and all I can say well there's a lot to say but the main thing is this book is complete Insanity from start to finish,hell what is there not to like blood, guts,sex, comedy more blood, guts and sex,what more can you ask for right,if you're looking for a book that's normal this is not the book for you,most people would find this book utterly offensive, I find it as a 600-page Violent Epic Opus, read it now if you dare
June 29, 2014
I only gave it 5 stars because goodreads won't let me give it 6. This masterpiece of violence, mayhem, and twisted humor is definitely the most Metal book ever written...and is now my favorite book of all time. Mercenaries, ninjas, lizard people, super soldiers, secret societies, experiments gone awry, a living god, and a cyborg...this story has it all!!! It is not for the weak or the innocent. Enjoy the bloodbath!!
March 13, 2019
80's ofbeldi. Algerlega glórulaust plott. Stórkostlega röng en stórkostlega skemmtileg.
August 20, 2021
As with all of the Kill Team One books...fantastic and brutal. Great read. Must be read once a year to re-center yourself!
January 28, 2023
This was absolute chaos, and extremely gory and violent. It was so fun to read!
August 6, 2015
I received a copy of this from the Goodreads: First Reads giveaways.
I won this book back in October of 2014. Sad to say since I have always been the type to read what I won as soon as possible. I did pop this open pretty soon after I got it in the mail but I was easily distracted and never made it pass page 20 something. Somehow, it got packed away and I forgot about it for a few months before rediscovering the novel. At this point, I started over but only made it a few pages more than the previous attempt. "Kill Kill Kill" got sat aside again. Fast forward to the now, 10 months after winning it and it remains largely unread despite several more attempts to finish it. I skimmed pages, jumped ahead and did everything I could to give a proper rating. Then, I realized that not being able to finish it, is a proper review.
I'm not sure why I couldn't get sucked into the story. Th book sounds like something that I would LOVE but I could just never get into it, especially once I started college. The writing was not bad, the story wasn't bad and I hate that I can not pinpoint what prevented me from truly enjoying this novel. But I know that I can't leave this sitting on my "to-read" shelf forever.
I wish I had been able to get further, or even finish it to possibly rate it higher but who knows, I might have hated the ending and gave it a 1 star after finishing it. I really believe that not being able to get to the end of this speaks more about my mind-frame and my situation than the content of the book and doesn't properly reflect on the author as I didn't hate what I did read.
I won this book back in October of 2014. Sad to say since I have always been the type to read what I won as soon as possible. I did pop this open pretty soon after I got it in the mail but I was easily distracted and never made it pass page 20 something. Somehow, it got packed away and I forgot about it for a few months before rediscovering the novel. At this point, I started over but only made it a few pages more than the previous attempt. "Kill Kill Kill" got sat aside again. Fast forward to the now, 10 months after winning it and it remains largely unread despite several more attempts to finish it. I skimmed pages, jumped ahead and did everything I could to give a proper rating. Then, I realized that not being able to finish it, is a proper review.
I'm not sure why I couldn't get sucked into the story. Th book sounds like something that I would LOVE but I could just never get into it, especially once I started college. The writing was not bad, the story wasn't bad and I hate that I can not pinpoint what prevented me from truly enjoying this novel. But I know that I can't leave this sitting on my "to-read" shelf forever.
I wish I had been able to get further, or even finish it to possibly rate it higher but who knows, I might have hated the ending and gave it a 1 star after finishing it. I really believe that not being able to get to the end of this speaks more about my mind-frame and my situation than the content of the book and doesn't properly reflect on the author as I didn't hate what I did read.
December 3, 2019
I read this because my husband recommended it, and even though it took me a over a year to finally agree to give it a go, I’m so happy I did. This book is crazy, gruesome and completely offensive in parts. The extremely dark humor and complex characters are so messed up they are almost perfect. If anything at all easily offends you then skip this one since rape, murder (even of children) and racism are sprinkled throughout the book. It is hard to describe it all but in short it’s a satirical take on gritty shit that goes on that normal people never see, it’s also a dark twisted version of a comic story that most would never have the guts to attempt to publish. It was a page turner that had me hooked quickly. I'm still mad that one of my favorite characters died I couldn’t give it a full 5 star but it’s definitely a 4.5.
July 4, 2016
This book was nuts both in a good and bad way. Regardless I'm hooked and have read all but one of the other books in the series.
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