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Net Force: Dark Web
by Jerome Preisler, Preisler &. Clancy &. Pieczenik
Disclaimer: I received this book from Netgalley. Thanks! All opinions are my own.
Author: Jerome Preisler
Rating: 2/5
Publication Date: November 26, 2019
Genre: Thriller (?)
Recommended Age: 18+ (terrorism, cyber attacks, frightening things and slow pacing)
Publisher: Hanover Square Press
Pages:704
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Synopsis: The number one threat to our nation’s security is in cyberspace. The new US president wants to tackle the urgent problem head-on and launches a top secret line of defense: Net Force. But before the organization can be announced, the country is hit by an unprecedented, two-pronged terror attack.
Not yet empowered by Congress nor embraced by a dubious intelligence community, still untested, unproven and officially unnamed, Net Force’s elite group of cyber experts and field operatives must lead the fight against the ongoing waves of hacks while tracking down the mastermind. Their failure could mean global catastrophe. Success may lead them to become the highest-level security agency in the United States.
A story that seems ripped from tomorrow’s headlines, Net Force: Dark Web relaunches one of the most prescient thriller series at a time when cybersecurity is more vital than ever
Review: I thought the overall plot was really good and the writing was pretty good. However, unfortunately, that's all I liked about this book.
I thought the book was way way way to lengthy for what it should have been. The book had too much going on in my opinion. The book pacing was really slow too and I felt like I was running a marathon reading this. I felt mentally exhausted and I was so confused throughout the whole book. I really thing it should have been split up into multiple books or something because how it is isn't working for me lol.
Verdict: Not my cup of tea.
Author: Jerome Preisler
Rating: 2/5
Publication Date: November 26, 2019
Genre: Thriller (?)
Recommended Age: 18+ (terrorism, cyber attacks, frightening things and slow pacing)
Publisher: Hanover Square Press
Pages:704
Amazon Link
Synopsis: The number one threat to our nation’s security is in cyberspace. The new US president wants to tackle the urgent problem head-on and launches a top secret line of defense: Net Force. But before the organization can be announced, the country is hit by an unprecedented, two-pronged terror attack.
Not yet empowered by Congress nor embraced by a dubious intelligence community, still untested, unproven and officially unnamed, Net Force’s elite group of cyber experts and field operatives must lead the fight against the ongoing waves of hacks while tracking down the mastermind. Their failure could mean global catastrophe. Success may lead them to become the highest-level security agency in the United States.
A story that seems ripped from tomorrow’s headlines, Net Force: Dark Web relaunches one of the most prescient thriller series at a time when cybersecurity is more vital than ever
Review: I thought the overall plot was really good and the writing was pretty good. However, unfortunately, that's all I liked about this book.
I thought the book was way way way to lengthy for what it should have been. The book had too much going on in my opinion. The book pacing was really slow too and I felt like I was running a marathon reading this. I felt mentally exhausted and I was so confused throughout the whole book. I really thing it should have been split up into multiple books or something because how it is isn't working for me lol.
Verdict: Not my cup of tea.