Deadly Web

Glenmore Park Mystery Series, Book 2

De: Mike Omer

Narrado por: Eric Martin

Detective Hannah Shor is desperate to prove her worth to her superiors - and herself. When a middle-aged man is found stabbed to death in his apartment, she might just get her chance. But then she finds that the deceased was a vile Internet troll, sexually harassing women on Twitter. Hannah starts wondering if she really wants to catch his killer.

And the night is far from over. Only several hours later, a young woman is strangled to death. Detective Jacob Cooper discovers that the victim was lost in her own virtual world - a recluse who spent all day sucked into a violent online role-playing game. To find the murderer, Jacob might have to step into the game.

Now Hannah will have to push aside her qualms, and Jacob will have to find a way to overcome his technophobia if they want to crack the cases. Their search will take them into the seedier parts of the Internet and uncover shocking secrets as they attempt to expose a killer.

©2016 Mike Omer (P)2016 Tantor

Not a very good book.

Talky, talky, talky.
Not much action.
The plot did not hold together very well.
This is one of Omer’s weakest books.

Not Bad

Not bad, but not his best work in my opinion. Hannah & Bernard are very good characters, but the rest I found kind of all over the place, too many main characters made it a little hard to follow for an audible. Overall it was okay, I already bought the 3 book series so I hope the next one is a bit better and easier too follow.

Interesting mysteries

The mysteries here are decent but kind of lacking when compared to the other two in the series. Still Omer is an excellent writer and the narration is top notch.

I am a fan of Mike Omer

love this book as much as hos others, only problem is it was too short for my liking.

loved it

This book was well-written. I loved the story, it was not predictable. Mike Omar writes excellent books and the narration was great.

Deadly Web

I totally loved this book. Filled with mystery, deception, and even humor was thrown in which made a mind melting story.
We live in a world where computers are evil, but also very necessary, but when a sick minded person finds, and tries to ruin lives it’s easy to do so. It makes me feel sick when lives are ruined by the culprits who just having fun with no remorse.
Even scammers are prolific.
We are in for big changes when our government finishes off with their watch , and know all the details of our lives that will be in their control.

Interesting plot

This was an interesting story with 2 murder cases being investigated side by side. I was kinda expecting them to connect somewhere but they didn’t. This is an interesting story since we get to see from so many perspectives of the different characters throughout. I didn’t connect with the characters as much, hence the rating. I think part of it was all the different perspectives but more than that I think it was that we get bits and pieces of personal things but I didn’t quite get the follow through on those strings. They get out out there and left dangling which just had me feeling a little disconnected from the characters. The plot is well done and it was an entertaining mystery.
Narrator wasn’t my favorite. Didn’t quite have that emotion in the voices that matched the action in the story. Still did a good job with the story.

Brilliant as Always!

Mike Omer has become my favourite crime fiction writer. And Eric Martin is a perfect narrator. This book - and the entire Glenmore Park series - are well worth your time and money!

Not exciting

I finished it but it was a struggle. Not a very exciting murder story. Would not recommend.

OK story - not as good as the first in series

I liked the two parallel cases but the book didn't really have any intrinsic urgency to solve the cases. The first in the series had a much more interesting crime and criminal. I hope the 3rd book is better.