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Jason Starr is the author of Cold Caller, Nothing Personal, Fake I.D., Hard Feelings and Tough Luck followed by Lights Out, The Follower, Panic Attack, Savage Lane and his latest novel, Too Far. He was born in Brooklyn in 1966 and still lives in New York City. Sharm Murugiah is an award-winning British Illustrator & Graphic Designer, living in London and currently working at Scribbler Cards, UK. Sharm also works as a freelance Illustration Artist & Graphic Designer and has contributed a series of striking covers for No Exit Press' Jason Starr titles.Jason Starr's SAVAGE LANE is a wickedly smart and twisted look at suburbia - a tense thriller and searing satire
- Don Winslow, author of The Cartel,
A hypnotic story of lust and obsession
- Terry Ramsey, Daily Telegraph
Impressed with how well crafted the storyline was...Mrs Red's Reviews describes the complexity and believability of Savage Lane and its characters
Mrs Red's Reviews
I'll definitely be checking out more from Jason Starr...Elizabeth Moffat loves the surprises and twists of Savage Lane
- Elizabeth Moffat, Nudge
Deadly tale of dysfunctional people...Startribune reviews Jason Starr's domestic thriller Savage Lane
Star Tribune
Shortlisted for the Crime Fest 2016 Last Laugh Award
Life is sublime in the idyllic suburb of New York City. Recent divorcee, Karen Daily and her two kids have for the first time in years found joy as they settle into the close-knit community of Savage Lane. Neighbours, Mark and Deb Berman, have been so supportive as she moves on in life: teaching at the local school and even dating again.
But behind pristine houses and perfect smiles lie dark motives far more sinister than Karen could have ever imagined. Unknown to her, Mark, trapped in his own unhappy marriage, has developed a rich fantasy life for the two of them. And as rumours start to spread, it seems that he isn't the only one targeting Karen. . .
A tense domestic thriller where nothing is as it seems, Savage Lane is a searing satire on suburban life, and a raw meditation on obsessive love.