Pulp Serenades and Blood

I like Charlie Huston's policy of linking to book reviews on his blog -- he shares 'em all, good and bad. If you own the good ones, you have to own the bad (and downright ugly) ones, too. Fortunately, I have two extremely kind, thoughtful reviews to share.

The first is from Cullen Gallagher at Pulp Serenade, who says: "Expiration Date can be described any number of ways: time-travel, urban history noir; sci-fi, drugged-out family trauma; action-fantasy genealogy. Any way you look at it, the marvel of Expiration Date is less the novelty of its myriad influences than Swierczynski’s ability to seamlessly integrate all of them into a cohesive whole."

And Blood of the Muse gives Expiration a 9 out 10, and says: "This is a time travel novel done intelligently."