"A darkly comic mystery. . . Lansdale has written another adventure sure to please fans while also making it compelling enough to stand on its own merits."--Booklist
"The mood here is elegiac, if ruminations on aging and domesticity coupled with bursts of violence count as such. Hap and Leonard may end up in a new place in their lives, but it seems they will continue to be divining rods for trouble."--New York Times Book Review
"Amid the rampant mayhem, however, there are moments of homespun Texas wisdom, allusions to Old West history and more than a few belly laughs. Hatchet Girls is a must-read for fans of Carl Hiaasen or Tim Dorsey."--BookPage, Starred Review
"Lansdale, the genre bard of East Texas, brings the deeply flawed and deeply human crime-fighting duo Hap and Leonard back for a 14th time. This case involves the Hatchet Girls, a cult that follows a bloodthirsty leader intent on giving polite society hell. There also appears to be a wild hog hopped up on meth. Lansdale is a mordantly funny chronicler of Lone Star misdeeds who knows how to keep a plot furiously turning."--Los Angeles Times
"Quick-witted, violent, and aggressively entertaining."--Crime Fiction Review
"Perhaps the funniest man vs. beast scene since Mark Wahlberg brawled with his teddy bear."--AP News