Skitter - Tapa dura

Why are humans afraid of spiders? With a multi-stranded narrative that traps you as effectively as a silken web, Skitter makes the answer all too clear. (DAILY MAIL)

Smart writing underpins the terror
in this second instalment in a continuing
series, which is sufficiently selfcontained
to be highly enjoyable even
for those who missed the first episode.

(THE MORNING STAR)

Ezekiel Boone writes with the power and pace of a Hollywood blockbuster (PARMENION BOOKS)

Brace yourself for sleepless nights (SFX)

If The Hatching was a summer blockbuster then Skitter is its tense, page turning counterpart setting the tone for a brutal, all out apocalyptic conclusion. (THE BOOK BEARD)

Fun and pacey and full of gore. (CONCATENATION)

It is skilfully written and entirely gripping - I think it is likely to be a best seller, and I would recommend you give it a go... (Nudge Books)

a thoroughly entertaining, deliciously skin-crawling horror thriller that you'll like it with or without the spiders falling on your lap as you read it (For Winter's Nights)

The inclusion of events and voices from around the world add to the growing suspense and excitement and, if you aren't scared of spiders, the idea of a carnivorous swarm of eight-legged homicidal maniacs, is enough to keep you turning the pages. (The Book Beard Blog)

A rattlingly entertaining read (STARBURST)