Jonathan Janz ‘Savage Species Part Two: The Children’ Review

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The first review of Savage Species, Part Two: The Children just went live. And it’s a rave! 🙂

 

Horror Novel Reviews

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Written by: Joe Hempel

After reading the first installment I was on the hook for the rest of the series.  The lead characters, the mystery of these vile creatures, the pacing and the writing were all done very well.  My problem was that I couldn’t wait until the 18th of June for it to drop!  Thanks to Jonathan Janz’s generosity however, I was able to read the next installment before its release.

The Children picks up exactly where part one left off, so if you’ve not read that one yet, this review could spoil portions of that part.  READER BEWARE.

Continuing on from the cliffhanger ending of part one the story moves at a pace that’s akin to a big budget blockbuster thriller.  For about the first twenty-five percent of the book you have crazy car chases, bloody action, and enough panic stricken moments to give you chills.

Through this…

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Jonathan Janz grew up between a dark forest and a graveyard, and in a way, that 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.” Samhain Horror will also publish his third novel, The Darkest Lullaby, in April. Savage Species will be his fourth full-length work. Look for his fifth novel, a vampire western called Dust Devils, in early 2014. He has also written three novellas (The Clearing of Travis Coble, Old Order, and Witching Hour Theatre) and several short stories. His 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 Jonathan at www.jonathanjanz.com. You can also find him on Facebook, via @jonathanjanz on Twitter, or on his Goodreads and Amazon author pages.