Long Kiss Goodnight

by Randall Boyll and Shane Black

Book Overview

Samantha leads a life that is unrecognizable to her. Then in a moment, her past comes back to her with a vengeance as she slowly begins to realize what her former life was all about. Samantha was a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0312953143
• ISBN13: 9780312953140
• Release Date: January 1996
• Publisher: St. Martin's Press
• Length: 284 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Much better than the movie!

This is an awesome book! The action sequences are written really well and the characters are more fleshed-out than in your usual action book/movie tie-in. I read the novelization before I saw the movie and was expecting to see this great story come alive on the screen. Unfortunately, I should have stuck to the book. I really recommend The Long Kiss Goodnight as a great book with a kick-butt heroine, funny one-liners, and super action and excitement.

The Long Kiss Goodnight as reviewed by Dustin Henwood

Samantha Caine woke up on a beach with amnesia eight years ago. She doesn't remember that she was once the most lethal assassin for the United States government. But Pentecost, a terrorist leader, remembers her well and he's sending his people after her. Samantha has to quickly remember her lethal assignation skills to bat off the intruders that come for her. One exciting scene that I liked was when her and her partner had to jump from a two story building to get away from a grenade. It was about to explode a few feet away from them. They were heading right for a frozen lake. On the way down they had to whip out their guns and shoot the ice so they'd be able to break through. This broke their fall so they wouldn't break their lags after hitting the ice. This is a FANTASTIC book! I couldn't put it down. It has non-stop action all the way to the end. I highly recommend that you read this book. This review is written by Dustin Henwood