I see that Jack O'Connell says this:
<<The Fever Kill by Tom Piccirilli: Here's one that can fairly be
judged by its cover—the pre-distressed, faux-yellowed design and the
'50s drugstore lettering are perfect signifiers of the breathless,
gritty, Thompsoneque story you'll find inside the wrapper. Pic is
legit heir to David Goodis but with his own unique strand of brutal
DNA that makes him the chief scout on the frontier of 21st Century noir.>>
This description makes the novel enticing and almost mandatory for
me... Does anybody second Jack O'C.'s endorsement?
Best,
mrt
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