Matt Snediker’s Reviews > The Prone Gunman > Status Update

So slick, and stylish, and action-packed. Entertaining ass little pulpy novella situation.

Lowkey bad guy

“‘Take this message to Cox,’ said Terrier as he put a slug into his heart”

Unbelievable things were happening at a rusty turquoise typewriter on some cold wet day back in 1980. Miraculous things.

So ugly. So cool.

“Then he got back up, dismantled the weapon, cleaned it meticulously, and put it away in a cardboard box. He smoked another cigarette, then put on his pajamas, got into bed, and turned out the light.”

This is how the first chapter of every book, regardless of genre, should end, i think.