Review by Kgomp12 -- The Dark Web Murders by Brian O'Hare

[Kgomp12]

[Following is a volunteer review of "The Dark Web Murders" by Brian O'Hare.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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The Dark Web Murders by Brian O’Hara is a great mystery and full of intense scenes. I recommend this book for adults; however, there are parts in the book that have gruesome scenes of the murdered victims including sexual dysfunctional descriptions’. There is some vulgarity and since the author is from UK his characters use the word bloody a lot which is considered vulgarity in UK.

The story starts out with Kevin Lane sentenced to prison for murder. His friend was trying to reassure him that everything will be okay and not to get into any trouble. This way he would only serve half the time. They bother hugged said a tearful goodbye, neither one knew this was last time they would see each other. Kevin’s first day went okay until he decided to take a shower. Not aware he was being watched by two inmates. The inmates attacked him and Kevin got away but slipped and hit his head hard against the shower tiles that caused his death.

Seven years later Judge Neeson hosted a party for new recruits for his Club. The Club consisted of unthinkable sexual desires from torture to murder. Judge Neeson was summoned to his office by his assistant informed him that the blackmailer wanted his money that evening.

The judge was not to keen in meeting the blackmailer alone. Edger offered to go in his place and take care of the problem for good. The judge was relieved and excepted Edger’s offer. That morning Edger found the judge murdered. Dectective Chief Inspector and Sergant Denise Stewart arrived at the crime scene to investigate the murder. Edger gave all the information he could think of including the guest list.

This was the beginning of the dark web murders. Sheehan got his team together to question the individuals that were at the party. Later on Sergant Stewart found a blog on the dark web giving the description of how he/she murdered the judge and it was all for justice. The blogger also informed his/her readers there was more justice to come. This is a great read and I give it a 4 out 4 .

Kim Gompert

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