Sandman Slim Kill City Blues: A Sandman Slim Novel, Book 5, (Paperback)

from walterqchocobo

I was very pleased to see that Kadrey got things back on track with this book. Stark is back in LA and has misplaced the Qomrama Om Ya, a weapon from the banished older gods. This time, he needs a little help from his friends on his trip into an abandoned shopping mall to find a ghost with inform...

from krau0098

This is the 5th book in the Sandman Slim series and it was an excellent one. I love these characters, the strange cultural references, the gritty surroundings, the crazy action scenes, and of course the hilarious banter between characters. I got a copy of this to review through Edelweiss; thanks ...

from morgtini

I picked up Sandman Slim after absolutely adoring another one of Kadrey's novels, Butcher Bird, and it definitely lived up to my expectations. While different from Butcher Bird, Kadrey still makes use of his awesome writing skills, and describes for us the world as it is, or at least as he or may...

from jaddington

Of all the books thus far, I found this to be...the weakest.Sandman Slim is...happy. I am not sure if I like him happy...I mean of course we want him to be happy, he has been in hell. But do we REALLY want him to lose that edge? But things are looking up and its not exactly a happy ending. And th...

from Pabkins

Jimmy Stark is back again in Kill City Blues for another round of 'saving the world'. Those of you that recently read Devil Said Bang might agree with me when I say I felt it was more like two mini books in one. With the first half being "escape from Hell" and the second being "save the world". A...