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Ever tried internet dating – read this book before you do! Three Star Rating

Nick Cantrell is attractive guy with a good job that takes him all over America. Marcus Wallace is another attractive guy who also has a decent job that takes him all over America. Both men have killed, both men are loners, but only one is a cold-blooded and viscous murderer.

 

Nick Cantrell has a new hobby that he is passionate about… online dating. He seduces lonely woman online and then sets up an in-person meeting. These woman cannot believe their luck when they see Nick in person. An attractive, muscular man, with a charming personality – a man they could fall in love with. However, Nick has other plans – he hates these women and he wants to teach each one a harsh lesson that will cost them their lives.

 

Marcus Wallace is a special agent for the FBI and he has just been assigned a horrific multiple murder case. Mutilated women’s bodies are turning up all over America. Marcus is searching for a serial killer that he must find before another lonely woman who thinks she’s found the man of her dreams realizes that she’s actually unearthed her worst nightmare.

The Death Net is a very good read that flows well and takes the reader on a nightmarish journey. You see the world through both sets of eyes, those of a killer and the view of the man who has sworn to catch him.  Spinetinglers only has a few minor criticisms.  To start, the motive of the killer is a little weak and secondly, it is a completely male dominated tale where the women are either victims or appendages.

 

The Death Net is packed with enough sex and violence to placate any insatiable appetite. If you like gritty realism and stories that don’t leave anything to the imagination, Death Net is the book for you.


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