Jonathan Janz grew up between a dark forest and a graveyard, which explains everything. Brian Keene named his debut novel The Sorrows "the best horror novel of 2012." The Library Journal deemed his follow-up, House of Skin, "reminiscent of Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House and Peter Straub's Ghost Story" Since then Jonathan's work has been lauded by writers like Jack Ketchum, Edward Lee, Tim Waggoner, Bryan Smith, and Ronald Kelly. Novels like The Nightmare Girl, Wolf Land, Savage Species, and Dust Devils prompted Thunderstorm Books to sign Jonathan to an eleven-book deal and to give him his own imprint, Jonathan Janz's Shadow Side. His novel Children of the Dark received a starred review in Booklist and was chosen by their board as one of the Top Ten Horror Books of the Year (August 2015-September 2016). Children of the Dark will soon be translated into German and has been championed by the Library Journal, the School Library Journal, and Cemetery Dance. In early 2017, his novel Exorcist Falls was released to critical acclaim. Jonathan's primary interests are his wonderful wife and his three amazing children, and though he realizes that every author's wife and children are wonderful and amazing, in this case the cliché happens to be true. You can learn more about Janz at www.jonathanjanz.com.
"Jonathan Janz does several things immaculately well in Savage
Species, primarily crafting high-octane action sequences and
creating antagonists that you can easily hate in the span of only a
few short paragraphs...Overall, Savage Species delivered the
goods."
*High Fever Books*
“Savage Species is an unapologetic gorefest that will satisfy all
your monster needs.”
*Not Another Book Blogger*
"This is a creature feature at its best [...] Savage Species is an
action-packed, violent, gruesome and absolutely awesome horror
story."
*Yolanda Sfetsos Blog*
"The carnage starts somewhere towards the back-end of Part One and
never lets up for the duration of the novel. Blood and guts galore!
I loved all the chaos and mayhem our band of survivors go
through."
*Cemetery Dance*
"This is properly , balls to the wall, horror fiction at its best-
reminiscent of early James Herbert mixed with a little Shaun Hutson
and finished with a sprinking of Richard Laymon."
*Rachel Read It*
"This is hard, biting horror which grips from the get go and will
leave you trembling in anticipation for the next enthrallment."
*Dreadful Tales*
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