Psypher

by David Twede

Fantasy or reality? Free speech to one; a deadly threat to another. And technology only blurs the line all that much more. The courts and politicians try sorting it out theoretically. But in practice, FBI Agent Tim Delbravo wishes it was all just a kid’s fantasy once the first body rolls in. The Internet has become a daily instrument in our lives. Yet, some of the most important controversies surrounding speech on the net are far from settled. Based on actual crime cases, Psypher cuts between the fuzzy line separating speech from threat and crime, revealing the controversy in a raw story line that is informative, suspenseful and character building.

382 pages, Paperback

First published November 13, 2006

Reviews

[Jill · Rating 5 out of 5]

My brother-in-law wrote this book so of course I thought it was good.