“If there is one crime writer currently capable of matching the noirish legacies of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett, it’s Lawrence Block.” - San Francisco Chronicle
“A knockout. . . . Block delivers a one-two punch of humor and introspection.” - Boston Herald
“Block’s trademark blend of humor and violence is a good fit for the deadpan Keller. . . . One of the crime genre’s most unusual antiheroes.” - Publishers Weekly
“With Lawrence Block, one of the most prolific mystery writers alive, it’s always been plotting, and a clever ear for dialogue, that illuminates the inner regions of his characters’ souls.” - Philadelphia Inquirer
“Against all odds, Block will have you rooting for the professional killer.” - Florida Times-Union
“[An] engrossing thriller” - Fort Worth Star-Telegram
“Block treats both his unlikely hero’s initial flight and his attempt to establish a new identity in such painstaking detail that they become riveting....From the first, Keller assumes this hit will be his last case. Readers can only hope it isn’t so.” - Kirkus Reviews
“Block keeps the readers on edge.” - Daily News (Iron Mountain-Kingsford, MI)
“Lawrence Block’s crime fiction stands out because of his ability to create interesting and likeable characters....[Hit and Run] is no exception.” - Tampa Tribune
“Crazy, good fun, crafted by an experienced mystery writer who should never put down his pen.” - Deseret News
“One of the best novels of the summer season. Block remains a true master of the crime genre.” - Chicago Sun-Times
“As entertaining as we’ve come to expect from Block’s books.” - Charlotte Observer
“The wry observations throughout, uttered by Keller as well as the other two main characters, will keep you smiling until your cheeks hurt.” - New York Sun
“Brisk, suspenseful, and funny.” - Library Journal