Review by Ntandokazi -- The Dark Web Murders

[Ntandokazi]

[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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I am heartbroken that this book is finished. What an amazing mystery ride Mr. Brian O'Hare has had me on. A team of detectives ventures on a journey to discover the murder cases in Northern Ireland, the cases have the same murder weapon but the murder victims are of different social classes which range from a judge to a school teacher. The journey leads to some discoveries which will destroy the reputations of respected millionaires and members of the elite. This journey also forces the detectives to revisit an incident that happened six years ago and this incident holds all the answers to solving the case. However, it is a race against time when they discover that the next victim is amongst them.

DARK WEB MURDERS is a book that I recommend to readers who enjoy murder mysteries. This book has 312 pages (including the cover page), it has one erotic scene( the prologue) and has multiple violent scenes(detailed description of each murder and how it was executed). The vocabulary is not too advanced but it does contain vulgar words. The author is British and uses a few Scottish words( e.g wee) and he uses the U.K spelling in this book.

I enjoyed the suspense I had throughout the book and how I was hooked until the end. The author took me along on a journey where detectives had to discover a serial killer who's murder style had detectives puzzled about the meaning or message behind the style. Along the journey, the list of suspects increased and opened up a can of worms. I liked how the author gave a clear and detailed description of each character and environment, so I could picture each scenario very vividly in my mind. I also enjoyed how the author used a theme for every murder(e.g Justice), it created a flow in the story.

However, in the beginning, I had a hard time understanding the story because I did not have all the information. And I disliked how the background was not useful in the beginning and created confusion.

Although the book has vulgar words, it is very captivating and interesting. The book is structured creatively and flows quite well. The vulgar words create a realistic event of emotions. The book also looks like it was professionally edited, with no errors in sight. Therefore, I rate DARK WEB MURDERS 4 out of 4 stars . I recommend the book to adults who enjoy murder mysteries and crime-related content.

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The Dark Web Murders
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