The most original American novelist of crime and suspense since Cornell Woolrich. -- Stephen King
A fast-paced page-turner that delivers all the gory thrills its title promises. -- BookPage
Werewolf Cop is a fun and gripping read that is much more classic police procedural than campy horror. The end result is the most unique novel Andrew Klavan has penned to date. -- Bookreporter
Be warned: this book is loaded with provocations. The French have Michel Houellebecq; here in the US of A, we have Andrew Klavan. Werewolf Cop is his best book yet, one that starts with a rush and never lets up, dark and funny, with the bittersweet taste of the knowledge of good and evil. -- Books and Culture
Be warned: this book is loaded with provocations. The French have Michel Houellebecq; here in the US of A, we have Andrew Klavan. Werewolf Cop is his best book yet, one that starts with a rush and never lets up, dark and funny, with the bittersweet taste of the knowledge of good and evil. -- Books and Culture
Though the title might suggest more lighthearted fare, make no mistake, this is a gritty crime novel at heart. Klavan is a suspense expert, building slowly through the first half of the book and then setting a rapid, tense pace for the second. And for all of that, Klavan also infuses the text with a plentiful wry humor. -- Foreword Reviews
Multiple Edgar Award winner Klavan explor[es] the extreme thoughts and emotions his protagonist experiences. Fans of contemporary monster tales will be taken with Klavan's thriller. -- Kirkus Reviews
Horrific, hallucinatory, haunting and harrowing. Such a suspenseful yarn I couldn't put it down, mesmerized, horrified and actually frightened. So taut and tense, and Klavan grounds the supernatural goings-on so carefully in a cop's investigations. This horror story is awesome. -- Providence Journal
Don't start this novel when you have only a few minutes at your disposal. Once you get into it, you are going to want to hunker down and read. Dark, violent, funny, and compulsively readable. -- Books & Culture's John Wilson for 'Christianity Today'
Klavan winds his tale tighter and tighter until the reader is hopelessly spellbound. Superb suspense by a master storyteller. -- Clive Cussler
Werewolf Cop is a modern masterpiece of hardboiled horror, featuring a hero who feels like he stepped out of a Raymond Chandler novel as he confronts a dilemma that recalls the best of Stephen King-and the whole thing set to a moral sensibility that has become too rare in literature. -- John J. Miller, author of 'The First Assassin'
Werewolf Cop grabs the reader by the throat and doesn't let go until the very end. The writing is crisp and descriptive. Straight-arrow Zach Adams has his flaws and moments of doubt. The other characters are also fully-rounded. This good read will send shivers up your spine. -- AuthorLink.com
Klavan has a knack for creating relentless, fast-paced narratives, and this thriller-horror hybrid is no exception. -- Booklist
There's gore galore, quite cinematic in execution. While the visual imagery is potent, Klavan doesn't neglect fleshing out his characters, lending a sense of verisimilitude to the supernatural elements of the story. -- Diaboloique Magazine
A horror novel crossed with the detective genre-more something you'd expect from John Connelly, say, than Patricia Briggs. Unlike many werewolf novels I've read, nothing in this novel feels like foreplay to the inevitable because there's already so much going on in Adams's life. It reads like the real deal, utilizing powerful elements from different kinds of storytelling because they're needed and using them to create something that we haven't really seen before. -- Fantasy and Science Fiction
A great read. It's a slickly written, character driven crime/horror hybrid thriller that pushes all the right buttons. One hell of a ride. -- LitReactor
The two Edgars Klavan owns testify to his excellence at thrillers. -- Publishers Weekly
A horror novel crossed with the detective genre-more something you'd expect from John Connelly, say, than Patricia Briggs. Unlike many werewolf novels I've read, nothing in this novel feels like foreplay to the inevitable because there's already so much going on in Adams's life. It reads like the real deal, utilizing powerful elements from different kinds of storytelling because they're needed and using them to create something that we haven't really seen before. -- Fantasy and Science Fiction
Klavan's characters are finely etched, lending verisimilitude to the supernatural elements of the story. -- Mystery Scene Magazine
Andrew Klavan's werewolf tale bounds along at a thrilling pace. Cinematic, rich description of setting and action. -- Winnipeg Free Press
