![]() ![]() King…I love you, but we really need to eliminate the unnecessary commentary on women and race. We were all talking about Trump nonstop in 2019 and we still are today, so why shouldn’t an author include that? There’s a lot of hate out there for how much King discusses Trump in this book, but personally I thought the mentions of Trump are fitting for the time period in which the story takes place. What is it that truly makes a person bad? We know from the synopsis that Billy only kills bad people, but what’s his criteria and is he a bad person too? I loved getting to know Billy and I thought King utilized a fantastic method to allow the reader to form a close bond with Billy. This one sticks firmly with crime fiction, but plays into the examination of good versus evil. I’m always curious if he will include a bit more horror into his crime fiction stories. I already know King’s writing style and I’m a huge fan of the genre. I firmly believe anything else will spoil experiencing the story for itself.īILLY SUMMERS is King’s latest foray into crime fiction and I continue to find that this works really well for me as a reader. There’s one last hit Billy must complete before he can finally get out. Billy Summers is a hired gun and the best in the business, but he’ll only take a job if he thinks the target is truly a bad guy. ![]()
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