Review by Tessa1 -- The Dark Web Murders by Brian O'Hare
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Review by Tessa1 -- The Dark Web Murders by Brian O'Hare
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Dark Web Murders" by Brian O'Hare.]
When it is found out that there is a murderer on the loose, Chief Inspector Sheehan and his team start to investigate. But this will be a tough case for them to solve because there is hardly anything to help the team find the murderer. There are barely any clues and sometimes no connection to each victim. Only a fatal head injury with a placed police instrument.
The mysterious and intelligent murderer was found on the dark web; he has a blog with the very explicit details about his killings. The rants in his blogs are about justice, wanting revenge, and more. He also taunts the detective(s) that they won’t find out who he is. The team tries to find clues from his blogs about who is behind the killings.
I enjoyed reading this book. I was not confused at all while reading (it was easy to follow along.) The author did an excellent job with the characters. However, I didn’t find too many differences between each character, but the characters weren’t bland or plain. I like some classic books, but I generally like modern books more. And I like modern mystery/thriller books, in my opinion. I found this book to be a modern mystery/thriller, which I like.
I haven’t read too many mystery/thrillers. The Dark Web Murderers, by Brian O'Hare, is one of my favorite books for sure! I was surprised at the end when the murderer was revealed. I definitely like mystery/thriller books where the unexpected happens, and the author did a good job surprising me.
Because the author made it at a faster pace, sometimes I had to reread some parts of the book to keep up. But I liked the faster pace, because slower-paced books can be boring at times. And the faster pace was better for a mystery/thriller book like this one.
I think people who love the mystery/thriller genre will love this book. I also think this book would be better for people who can keep up with the faster pace. There is no porn, but there is lots of sexual content that may not be appropriate for a younger audience or may disturb some people. On the other hand, the swearing in the book wasn’t too bad.
There was nothing I disliked about the book. I found no grammar or spelling mistakes in this book. So overall, I give The Dark Web Murderers a 4 out of 4!
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When it is found out that there is a murderer on the loose, Chief Inspector Sheehan and his team start to investigate. But this will be a tough case for them to solve because there is hardly anything to help the team find the murderer. There are barely any clues and sometimes no connection to each victim. Only a fatal head injury with a placed police instrument.
The mysterious and intelligent murderer was found on the dark web; he has a blog with the very explicit details about his killings. The rants in his blogs are about justice, wanting revenge, and more. He also taunts the detective(s) that they won’t find out who he is. The team tries to find clues from his blogs about who is behind the killings.
I enjoyed reading this book. I was not confused at all while reading (it was easy to follow along.) The author did an excellent job with the characters. However, I didn’t find too many differences between each character, but the characters weren’t bland or plain. I like some classic books, but I generally like modern books more. And I like modern mystery/thriller books, in my opinion. I found this book to be a modern mystery/thriller, which I like.
I haven’t read too many mystery/thrillers. The Dark Web Murderers, by Brian O'Hare, is one of my favorite books for sure! I was surprised at the end when the murderer was revealed. I definitely like mystery/thriller books where the unexpected happens, and the author did a good job surprising me.
Because the author made it at a faster pace, sometimes I had to reread some parts of the book to keep up. But I liked the faster pace, because slower-paced books can be boring at times. And the faster pace was better for a mystery/thriller book like this one.
I think people who love the mystery/thriller genre will love this book. I also think this book would be better for people who can keep up with the faster pace. There is no porn, but there is lots of sexual content that may not be appropriate for a younger audience or may disturb some people. On the other hand, the swearing in the book wasn’t too bad.
There was nothing I disliked about the book. I found no grammar or spelling mistakes in this book. So overall, I give The Dark Web Murderers a 4 out of 4!
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I read this book sometime back and completely loved it. I agree with all your points. Great review.
"People are like stained-glass windows. They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there is a light from within." -Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
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