The Dark Net

by James R. Riordon

At any given moment, 5%% of the Internet is hidden from view - that's the Dark Net. It's a haven for criminals, spies, and nefarious hackers. For Max Caine it's also a death trap, where reality and the virtual world collide. Join Max and Betty3.5, and their virtual penguin Linus, as they explore the darkest recesses of the Internet. This cyber thriller will take you on a wild ride into the not-too-distant future where conveniences from auto-piloted cars to wearable computers and biometric ATMs ensure that everyone is online, one way or another, every waking moment. But continual connection has a price. As Max discovers in his journeys through the Dark Net -- you can log out any time you want, but you can never leave.

Genres: Fiction

228 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[John]

I've got mixed feelings about this one....had a lot of promise, but didn't deliver completely. Had plenty of plot-twisting to keep you guessing, but perhaps needed to be a little longer in order to better develop some of the characters and settings.

[SFReader · Rating 2 out of 5]

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