Lady, Go Die! - Rilegato

"A clever, fast-moving plot drives Collins's gritty fifth posthumous collaboration with MWA Grand Master Spillane... Once again, Collins displays his mastery of Spillane s distinctive two-fisted prose." --Publishers Weekly

"Our excitement over this release can barely be contained." --Crime Fiction Lovers

"For fans of Spillane's work, you will not be disappointed as it is true to the quality of his early works." --City of Films

"The book itself is tremendous fun with every bit of the adrenaline rush that I expect from a Hammer book, and really captures the spirit of the original Spillane novels in a way that most series-continuation pastiches could never hope to." --Comic Book Resources

"The combined voice of Spillane and Collins makes for a great storyteller." --Slacker Heroes

"a quick-to-read mystery full of fistfights and cheesy wisecracks." --Chamber Four

"An efficient, workmanlike thriller, that checks in at 9, gets out at 5 and gets the job done. And it's hard to argue with that." --The Playlist

"The tale is vintage Spillane, a top-notch entry in the long-running Hammer series." --Rap Sheet

"The story more than justifies it s published resurrection, with my only complaint being that I wanted more. Collins is more sure of the material than anyone who could have taken up the pen and dared to collaborate with a legend like Spillane. At 241 pages, it s a breeze to read and a real joy to experience Hammer growl out lines Clint Eastwood would call tough. I for one am thrilled that Collins took the time to bring us some more Mike Hammer." --Daily Rotation

"The combined voice of Spillane and Collins makes for a great storyteller." --Slacker Heroes

"a quick-to-read mystery full of fistfights and cheesy wisecracks." --Chamber Four

"An efficient, workmanlike thriller, that checks in at 9, gets out at 5 and gets the job done. And it's hard to argue with that." --The Playlist

"Mike Hammer is an icon of our culture." --The New York Times

"Lady, Go Die! might be the perfect introduction to newcomers of Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins. A Mickey Spillane novel is required reading for any mystery enthusiast or those who like a little hard-boiled and noir in their comic books (this applies to you, too, Batman fans)." --Comic Attack Review

"Mike Hammer is an icon of our culture." --The New York Times"

"The story is interesting, fast-paced, and intriguing." --Fiction Addict

"If you like murder mysteries, investigate this book. If you are a Mike Hammer fan, you will be hard pressed to prove that this book wasn't written by Mickey himself. If you have never read a Mike Hammer novel, this is a great gateway drug: quite addictive and it will have you looking for your next fix." --Geek Life

"Lady, Go Die works both as a thriller and as the authentic voice of Mickey Spillane." --One Metal

"If you enjoyed Max Payne or the Sin City then it s well worth picking up a Mickey Spillane to see where they originate." --One Metal

"Lady, Go Die works both as a thriller and as the authentic voice of Mickey Spillane." --One Metal

"Mike Hammer is an icon of our culture." (The New York Times)"

" With a great tale with barely a spare word and a great twist along the way, this is like Raymond Chandler having sunk a case of Red Bull fast, action filled, witty and thoroughly enjoyable hardboiled crime fiction at its best. --Books and Writers

"Lady, Go Die works both as a thriller and as the authentic voice of Mickey Spillane." --One Metal - --One Metal

"A fun, fast-paced tale of murder, gambling, and deceit." --Fandom Post

"Lady, Go Die works both as a thriller and as the authentic voice of Mickey Spillane." --One Metal

Mickey Spillane is the legendary crime writer credited with igniting the explosion of paperback publishing after World War II as a result of the unprecedented success of his Mike Hammer novels. Spillane's novels sold tens of millions of copies - I, The Jury went through more than 60 paperback printings in 1947 alone. In 1995, he was named a Grand Master by the Mystery Writers of America. Before his death at the age of 88 in 2006, Spillane chose long-time friend Max Allan Collins to complete his unfinished work and act as his literary executor.

Max Allan Collins is the bestselling, award-winning author of Road to Perdition, the graphic novel that inspired the Oscar-winning movie starring Paul Newman and Tom Hanks, and of the acclaimed Nathan Heller series of historical hardboiled mysteries. Also a filmmaker himself, Collins' films include the documentary Mike Hammer's Mickey Spillane.