House of Nettle and Thorn

From the twisted mind that brought you THE HARBINGER comes a new tale of the macabre.



Following a devastating breakup, Jim Auster's roommate Nick suggests an off-campus sorority party to cure Jim's heartache. "Be my wingman tonight," Nick tells him, "and I'll introduce you to some of the ladies in my history class." Jim is reluctant about being Nick's wingman, but he figures the party beats sulking in his dorm room all night.



When they arrive, the unnerving atmosphere shakes Jim's resilience. The neighborhood is abandoned, the sorority's front gate bears the ominous effigy of a man in submission, and the sorority sisters' strange talk of harvests and reconciliations only work to further disturb Jim.



Try to relax, he tells himself. It's just a party. After all, a little socializing never hurt anyone . . .



In his latest ugly little thing, Todd Keisling invites readers on a journey into the depths of madness and desire. Welcome to the HOUSE OF NETTLE AND THORN. We've been expecting you.