Deep Web Paperback – April 25, 2015

A very dark world exists within the internet.Ryan Wiley’s Deep Web is a story about plumbing the dark side of the internet. A side few people venture into and even fewer use other than as a trip into the seamier of humanity. Whiney Greg Anderson loses his twin sister to an apparent random shooting—but is it random? Questioning why she was indiscriminately killed, he slowly discovers a darker side to his loving and wonderful sister’s reality. By chance surfing the Dark Web, he discovers she was actually assassinated by a for hire hitman. Enraged, the grousing Greg seeks vengeance.The premise of Deep Web was terrific, sadly the execution was wanting. For example, the main protagonist was simply a wimp looking for a backbone. Fortunately he finds strength in a new girlfriend, Stacy, and a buffoonish coworker, Shane, to exact his revenge. I won’t give away anymore and spoil the story, but the real power house character in this interesting tale is girlfriend Stacy. The story had so much potential with the right casting of players, but was fumbled away thru egregious mischaracterization. Plus, I originally read this story to educate myself on just what the Dark Webb is. Sadly the book was too superficial on that point. Nevertheless, it was an interesting read if too superficial for my taste.No gratuitous sex, language or violence. A quick read—I read it in one day—which denotes its shallowness.Character development was shallow—a death knell to any story. Stacy was the only real character of consequence and carried this pedestrian novel.Recommendation is mediocre at best. The book failed too many of my literary tests.

This book was amazing.Because the content of the dark web described here is not a fantasy but almost real.And I can't get enough of thinking that how adventurous this story.This is a book that has written in simple English that could understandable by almost any person(not have to be an linguistic for English Language),but this book defeats all the high standard and linguistic English adventure/horror story books without a doubt.

This excellent book was a real page turner - I read it all in one evening in one sitting. It is a murder mystery where the main character, Greg, tries to track down his twin sister's killer. Greg's investigation proceeds through the world of the dark web or deep web, using the dark web browser known as Tor and by buying the cryptocurrency "bitcoin" to hire a hacker to aid in his search. There was enough detail about the technical aspects of the deep web to hold my interest without the novel becoming bogged down in computer jargon.

Not only was the book entertaining; it was educational. After finishing the book I researched the topic and found that the browser the author mentions actually exists. I haven't yet bought any black market aspirin nor have I had the bully who pushed me around in 5th grade smacked around. But no doubt in my mind that I could get it done if I wanted to.

I was just looking through some of the books I had on the Kindle app & seen that I had this one, but wasn't really ready to read it since I just started another book, but figured I would just read a chapter or 2 & by golly I couldn't stop reading it. Really fast paced which really surprised me on ordered the kill.Will be following this author to see what he comes up with next.

Very interesting, suspenseful, and educational. I learned way more about the deep web than I originally thought I would. Also, there were many plot twists and just a very good plot. That being said, the book itself is pretty poorly written. There are many spelling and grammar errors, and the characters weren't that developed. Would read another book by him if it were about the deep web as well.

For anyone who likes a story that you can't just put down this book is for you. A loving brother finds his twin sister murdered for no apparent reason. frustrated that the local police seem too busy to investigate, he takes it upon himself to investigate the crime and is soon tangled in the deep web.

Enjoyed it and read it in less than 3 days. Enjoy readers! Looking forward to reading more of Ryan’s material.

A good read. Interesting story line, raced through it pretty quick and it kept me gripped. Would recommend.

Brill

Es un libro que engaña por el título. Si vas buscando algo más de los referente a los conceptos que puedas encontrar en este libro sobre Deep Web estas completamente perdido. No tiene nada que ver, simplemente es una historia que tiene una leve relación con la deep web, pero nada más.

Good book; tempted me to use the methods to access Deep web as described in the novel :D