Name: Skitter
ISBN: 9781501125089

Ezekiel Boone

"The second installment in The Hatching series, in which it is revealed that though the first phase of a terrifying attack by an ancient species is over, the second phase is about to begin; bigger carnivores are coming and they plan to colonize the earth"--

A Novel

Skitter

"The second installment in The Hatching series, in which it is revealed that though the first phase of a terrifying attack by an ancient species is over, the second phase is about to begin: bigger carnivores are coming and they plan to colonize the earth"--

Ryan Mateyk

despite finishing it in one day and there being a lot more action and fun stuff compared to the hatching, i can't help but feel ezekiel boone is milking the trilogy when it could've been a really awesome stand alone story.

Love these books and cannot wait for the next one.
Quick, intense, and intelligent. All the stuff a quick and entertaining read should be.

Chantale

i read the first book last year because I had won it and I very much enjoyed it so I couldn't wait to get my hands on this book.

This book is fast paced but I found it could use more action. 

I found Skitter to be not as creepy as The Hatching but all in all it is a good read.

There is a cliffhanger and now I have to wait until the next book comes out. I hope we don't have to wait very long because I can't wait to read more.

Theodore Kaplan

Marius Masalar

Kathy Rodger 

Ariana

Ezekiel Boone continues his shivery and wildly entertaining homage to classic horror novels with Skitter, the second book in his The Hatching series. There's a reason we're afraid of spiders... Ezekiel Boone's astonishingly inventive debut, The Hatching, was a terrifying account of an apocalyptic week in which an ancient breed of carnivorous spiders woke from their 10,000-year slumber and caused carnage around the world. Then suddenly they started to die in waves, leaving shattered human survivors to take a deep, relieved breath, and begin to clean up the mess and rebuild their lives. But spider expert Melanie Guyer, and the crisis team the US president and her chief of staff has assembled around her, are pretty sure that this isn't the last they've seen of these eight-legged predators. Something else is coming, something connected to the eerie stashes of glowing white eggs the spiders left in places like LA's Staples Center--something very very bad. Something that will test the capacity of the entire human race to survive.

Skitter A Novel

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