Made to Kill : A Ray Electromatic Mystery

from Cherylk

I liked this book. The concept of it and Raymond. Raymond may have some human like aspects about him but it is his quirky robotic mannerisms that really make him fun, personable, unique, and Raymond. Oh and I can't forget Ada. She is the perfect girl Friday. Together they make a good working matc...

from TheDivineOomba

I liked this book - it was fairly cliched - but than again, it was written to be cliched. It manages to take standard tropes about 1940's Science Fiction and Noir Mystery tropes - and turn into something that is fairly seamless. The characters are fairly flat, but likable. The joy of reading this...

from feeroberts64

Made to Kill by Adam Christopher is part of the Ray Electromatic Mysteries, but I am not certain what order the books follow. It's about Ray Electromatic and his business of killer for hire in disguise of a private detective company. I absolutely loved this book! It reminded me of the '50s B rate...

from FrankErrington

Review copy Adam Christopher is a novelist and comic writer, and award-winning editor. He's the author of The Burning Dark, The Machine Awakes, and Made to Kill, and Adam has also written novels based on the hit CBS television show Elementary. His debut novel, Empire State, was SciFiNow's Book of...

from elam11

The cover art is A , the plot is decent (in an over-the-top diabolical Red Scare SciFi way), and the noir vibe is spot-on...but I feel the robot conceit needed some work, along with a little more worldbuilding.