Peter Clines is excellent, and also says cool things about NINE TENTHS

NYT bestselling author Peter Clines (The Broken Room and Paradox Bound) had a ton of very nice things to say about NINE TENTHS.

People have been trying to do superhero noir for years now, and then Jeff Macfee rolls in and crushes them all with a simple, warts-and-all tale of ordinary people trying to make a living in a world where superpowers have become common. Nine Tenths is just fantastic.

And he went above and beyond, also saying:

Not only does Macfee write the best goddamn superpowers noir ever with Nine Tenths, he’s got the gall to make it look easy. You should buy two copies just to hate-read them both.

I’m beyond happy people are enjoying the book.

Meg Gardiner says nice things about NINE TENTHS

In the “more unexpected good news department, Meg Gardiner (author of the UNSUB series) has good things to say about NINE TENTHS.

“Fast-paced, gritty, and suspenseful, Nine Tenths gives a fresh spin to hardboiled detective fiction with a thrill ride into the world of superhero repo. Good stuff.”

Again, I’m excited when anyone enjoys something I’ve written, but I’ll admit a special joy when other authors send praise my way.

In the unexpected good news department - Simon R. Green likes NINE TENTHS

No less than Simon R. Green likes NINE TENTHS. Kind of floored.

"What’s the one thing more certain in life than death or taxes; the repo man. In the world of the superhumans, the one thing heroes and villains all fear is; the repo man. Because it doesn’t matter how big you are, there’s always someone who can take it all away. Nine Tenths is a fast-moving, frenetic, first-rate novel about the people with real power. And what happens when someone tries to turn it back on them."

Simon R. Green, New York Times Best-Selling Author of Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves, The Nightside Series, The Deathstalker Chronicles, The Ishmael Jones Paranormal Mysteries

Just trying to list the man’s credits takes a while. I’m excited he enjoyed it. Hope a number of you do once it publishes May 17th.