Reviews of Kill Clock

"the simplicity of the text is pure fire."
Somebody Dies

"dark humor, sharp dialog, good action and an explosive finale"
MysteryBookSpot

"The story again follows Pearce, a character from Guthrie's debut, Two-Way Split, and the recent Hard Man. it picks up after Hard Man, and finds Pearce confronting someone from his past who brings a sticky -- and deadly -- situation to his doorstep. The sentences may be shorter than usual and the language choices may be a bit simpler than in his other work, but it's still a ripping read."
Things I'd Rather Be Doing

"It's hard to imagine even a reluctant reader who wouldn't enjoy this story."
Bill Crider's Pop Culture Magazine