Review by Melchi Asuma -- The Dark Web Murders [Featured Review of June 9th Book of the Day]

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Re: Review by Melchi Asuma -- The Dark Web Murders [Featured Review of June 9th Book of the Day]

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The Dark Web is extremely interesting to me, so I think I will take a look at a later point.
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Thank you for sharing your review with us. I think the author did a magnificent job with creating strong, bold characters. I like the writing style and the plot is fascinating. I can’t wait to see who is killing of these unsavory characters in such an undignified manner.
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This review make me want to read the book,want to know the murderer in the series.
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I like that it's a crime thriller and well written. Also, the fact it has well rounded characters like Chief Inspector Jim Sheehan makes it even more appealing. Thanks for the review.
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Mystery novels are just wow. :) :) Great review!! looking forward to read.
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A thought provoking crime book is definitely what I need to raise me up from this book slump. This is not my typical book but I am willing to read this. Thanks
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Detectives are on the hunt for a serial killer who brags about his conquests on the dark web. The author brings the plot to life with vivid scenes that provide insight into the mind of a criminal.
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This sounds interesting on paper but what I read didn't capture my attention. I think that's a me problem, so I'm not counting it against the book. Still, I'm passing on it.
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I have enjoyed the book though it is talking on killings, I like justice though there was a lot of injustice.
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Crime thriller novels aren't exactly my thing, and I don't really see much that will make me want to read this book. However, it seems well executed and fans of this genre will have fun with it.
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I really like murder mysteries if they give me enough of a challenge in figuring out who the murderer is, and maybe this one will. The presence of strong female characters and the use of the Dark Web are refreshing takes on a well-worn genre already, so the rest might be just as refreshing and original as well. Thank you for the helpful review.
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Post by Vickie Noel »

I'm definitely a full-on fan of thrillers and detective stories, and the exciting paets of the story are nicely highlighted in the review. I would love to check it out! Thanks for sharing.
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After reading the review, it seems that this is a well-crafted suspense novel. I might give it a try.
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Post by tyson1996 »

A very trilling book full of suspense, really makes one keep reading to find out who the murderer is.
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The type of crime thrillers book that I will enjoy. It's good to know that the author has the great storytelling skills
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