Kill Clock - Allan Guthrie Reviews
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Newest Review: ... very briefly, at the beginning, giving us a situation involving an aggressive man in a car while he's out walking his dog, ... more
... Hilda. It shows Pearce not only to be a fair man, but also one who is cold and calculating and with the potential to be very dangerous and violent. Once this is done, we get into the main plot, as an old flame of Pearce's, Julie, shows up with her kids to say she needs help. She owes money to a loan shark, and her 'Kill Clock' to pay it back has run out, and they're now out to kill her. However, the last time Pearce saw Julie, she scarpered having fleeced him of a load of money and a flashy engagement ring.
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Customer Kill Clock - Allan Guthrie Reviews (1)
by - written on 09/01/10 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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I have never read anything by Allan Guthrie before, so I wasn't sure what to expect with this short story of his. The blurb suggested an intense crime thriller, and I was curious to see how this would be developed with only 134 pages of text and this quite well spaced out. Guthrie starts off by giving us a brief foreword/note to explain that this book is sort of an offshoot from other stories he has written, featuring a former hitman named Pearce. Guthrie saw this opportunity to take a couple of characters from the novels featuring Pearce and develop them a bit more, giving them a plot and their own lead roles, so to speak. As a result, I should warn you that ... Read the complete review
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