The Nesters
Paperback
Publisher Price: $10.99
Publisher: Black Bed Sheet Classics
Published: Jan 21 2026
Pages: 82
Weight: 0.20
Height: 0.20 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
In a high-rise apartment block, tenants must deal with a nightmarish and unusual infestation. Little do they know, their fates would become intertwined. It starts with a bite followed by the sensation of something literally crawling under their skins. The sneezing comes next, the evacuating of a silk-like substance emerging through every orifice. Then comes the tiny black spiders with the small venomous fangs and with a unified, hive-minded purpose. It's soon revealed that the humans are mere vectors for the sole intent of bringing sustenance in the form of human flesh and blood to the brood mother, slowly growing larger and stronger within the building's boiler room. Prepare yourselves for an arachnophobia experience the likes of which will scare you senseless! Ken Robinson (By Night They Slither, Maslow's Island) continues to impress, thrill and terrorize readers with his unique brand of horror fiction with this unputdownable literary creature feature that will keep you reading well into the night!
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