Wow. I've been reading some very dark stuff lately and Darknet is one of the bleakest so far. I may have to go watch a few episodes of "My Little Pony" or something to create a bit of balance in my life.
On the surface, the internet may seem like all fun and games, but then there's Darknet: a seedy underbelly to the web, where anything can be had for a price and presumably with complete anonymity.
Seattle radio personality, Cindy McKay, know to her 50,000 listeners as Cin, loves her job and is good at it. Her home life is another story. Although she loves her 10-year-old daughter, Avril, with all of her being, her violently abusive husband Tony is another story.
After interviewing Dr. Rusty Moore about the darkside of the web, Cindy decides to investigate further. She downloads the software that would allow her to be online anonymously and goes exploring. Later, "Darknet had been calling to her all day, vague rumblings rolling through her mind. Drugs, gun running, child pornography, livers available to purchase...Assassins for hire."
If you're anything like me, you probably think you have this one all figured out. You might want to hold back on that assumption. John R. Little has crafted one hell of a twist into his story and has created the single most despicable character I've read this year.
Darknet is, at times, devastatingly brutal in it's depiction of physical and sexual abuse and as a result, may not be for all readers, but if you can handle it, I think you're going to enjoy the surprises John R. Little has in store for you.
From JournalStone, Darknet, will be released on November 21st, 2014 and will be available through their website in a variety of formats.
Найди свою траву на Гидра онион. Статьи о безопасности на площадке и устойчивому отражению атак. О всём самом самом только от Hydra. hydra tor
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