FROM AMERICA
                
                "It's amazing what a new writer can 
                do with the old routines. In "Shooting Elvis," 
                Robert M. Eversz took the hard-boiled formula for a terrorist-on-the-lam 
                thriller and worked it into a feverishly hip satire of the Hollywood 
                zeitgeist... With his slick style and cheeky cynicism, he is already 
                an expert at setting heads to spinning."
                // New York Times
                
                "Whip smart... it takes the sardonic bite of Raymond Chandler 
                and sets it to the mosh-pit madness of Green Day. An exciting 
                and daringly original book."
                // Boston Globe
                
                "A stylish, hilariously cynical, 
                high-action, pop-noir thriller... It's not often you find a novel 
                that combines good old hard-boiled smart talk with feisty feminism, 
                punk fashion, and references to Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol. 
                What a blast."
                // Booklist
                
                SHOOTING ELVIS is as good as its title - hard-nosed and funny 
                and fast.
                // Alan Furst
                
                "An often funny, often violent, ripping 
                roller-coaster ride laced with black humor, acid wit, and dead-on 
                observations about life, fame and fortune in the late 1990s."
                // The Independent
                
                "With the right amount of shock and 
                irony, Eversz creates a tale of the nineties, complete 
                with the feeling that there is surf music blaring in the background, 
                and media cameras flashing out of the corner of your eye."
                // Arkansas Democrat Gazette
                
                "Shooting Elvis is first-rate... 
                Eversz does everything right... Characters are fully-formed and 
                believable. Plot coheres. And the writing gleams."
                // Richmond Times
                
                
                FROM THE UNITED 
                KINGDOM
                
                "It's wild, wicked and off the wall. When Mary Alice Baker 
                delivers a package to LA airport for her biker boyfriend, the 
                worst thing she can imagine is getting a parking ticket. Minutes 
                later she staggers from the wreckage of a terminal demolished 
                by the bomb she's just handed over. Now she's on the run, from 
                the cops, from her ex-boyfriend and from a pair of hit men. Fast, 
                frightening and very, very funny. "Best 
                comic crime novel of the year."
                // Val McDermid
                
                "A groovy little debut and no 
                doubt about it."
                // Melody Maker
                
                "Eversz's novel reads like The Catcher in the Rye with high 
                explosives."
                // The Daily Telegraph
                
                My recommendation for a cracking weekend read... a very, very 
                good novel, often funny... fastmoving, 
                exciting and the dialogue is very good."
                // TheBBC
                
                "Like its recent cinematic ancestors, this is a wonderfully 
                watchable tale... Good fun."
                // The London Times
                
                "... a thriller with complex characterisation, a streak of 
                misanthropic wit, a bleak world-weariness, 
                and no easy answers... a Generation X novel that skips the lifestyle 
                accessories and goes to the heart of the malaise."
                // The Scotsman
                
                
                FROM AUSTRALIA
                
                "A truly energetic, lively, dynamic 
                novel..."
                // Canberra Times
                
                
                FROM GERMANY
                
                "With wit and finely calibrated powers of observation, Eversz 
                takes his female protagonist into the very guts of US society... 
                A breathtaking 'roman noir."
                // Spiegel
                
                
                FROM NORWAY
                
                "Best crime novel of the Spring season."
                // Oslo Aftenposten
              
                 
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