Dark Web

· MoshPit Publishing
4.0
97 reviews
Ebook
11
Pages
Eligible

About this ebook

You're probably one of the best hackers who isn't hiding out in an embassy in London.”

Little more than a day after the national election, convicted cyber-criminal Dennis Fitzroy finds himself approached by disgraced MP Wenda Brewer on behalf of ASIO. What she asks is risky – breathtakingly so. To challenge the company, globally acknowledged as the dominant force behind the internet, would be playing with fire in the most dangerous way.

How could he resist?

Winner of the 2016 Goulburn Spyfest short story competition.


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4.0
97 reviews
phil colbourn
July 8, 2017
I liked it. I felt it moved fast. Few formatting and punctuation issues... Are you sure it is fiction?
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norma Gertrude britton
August 19, 2020
Jast awesome. Eye opening, very tru nd we need to exspress our selfs much more.
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Nolthando Zwane
April 30, 2020
It was a great book I'm still looking for more books like this one
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About the author

James Caulfield loves books. His parents were reading him classics such as Harry Potter and the Deltora Quest series well before he could even read. Big names such as Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett share his bookshelf with George Orwell and Harper Lee. As well as having a soft spot for Sci-Fi, James particularly enjoys big ideas and the exploration of bold concepts. 

James lives in country New South Wales, Australia with his family. Their home is a pair of converted railway carriages and here they spend their time caring for injured wildlife. James' first published book, Dark Web, simultaneously won the young adult and adult prizes in the 2016 Goulburn SPYfest short story competition and was written while completing Year 10 at Goulburn High School.

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