'Is it paranoia - or is someone watching?
'For years, Reagan Carsen has kept her life offline. No socials. No internet presence. No photos. Safe.
'Until the day she stumbles on a shocking murder in a Sydney laneway. The victim looks just like her.
'Coincidence?
'As more murders shake the city and she's increasingly drawn out from hiding, Reagan is forced to confront her greatest fear.
'She's been found.
'A riveting psychological thriller drawn from true events, Dark Mode delves into the terrifying reality of the dark web, and the price we pay for surrendering our privacy one click at a time.' (Publication summary)
'Put down your phone and read this book instead about the dangers of the dark web.'
'An early-morning jogger. An alleyway. A young woman’s mutilated body. A set-up familiar enough to warrant its own Television Tropes category (‘Jogger Finds Death’). Yet before catching sight of the latter-day Black Dahlia being pecked at by ibises somewhere off Enmore Road, unlucky passer-by Reagan Carsen is caught in a spider’s web: a simple but effective visual metaphor for the wider web that connects her to the first victim of the fictional ‘Sydney Dahlia’ serial killings.' (Introduction)
'An early-morning jogger. An alleyway. A young woman’s mutilated body. A set-up familiar enough to warrant its own Television Tropes category (‘Jogger Finds Death’). Yet before catching sight of the latter-day Black Dahlia being pecked at by ibises somewhere off Enmore Road, unlucky passer-by Reagan Carsen is caught in a spider’s web: a simple but effective visual metaphor for the wider web that connects her to the first victim of the fictional ‘Sydney Dahlia’ serial killings.' (Introduction)
'Put down your phone and read this book instead about the dangers of the dark web.'
