the dark net by Jamie Bartlett

[ElizabethHoover]

This is a must read for all parents ( apart from the last chapter which i thought didnt quite fit - but that might just be me)
Its funny shocking and fascinating. I loved
www.amazon.co.uk/Dark-Net-Jamie-Bartlett-ebook/dp/B00K0M6JQC/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1429960139&sr=1-1&keywords=dark%20net&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

[claravine]

I fancy this but am waiting for it to go a wee bit cheaper. Dark market by misha glenny was good but possibly a bit dated now

[claravine]

You might like A Fine day for a hanging by Carol Ann Lee about Ruth Ellis or Handsome Brute by Sean O Connor

[ElizabethHoover]

loved handsome brute - read it a few years ago. I am a non fic fiend

[claravine]

How about Joe cinques consolation by Helen garner. A v sad and frankly baffling Australian true crime one

[ElizabethHoover]

i love Helen G, I only read her one abotu that trial last month..
THanks, I will look!

[ElizabethHoover]

The House of Grief

that one

[claravine]

I have wimped out of reading house of grief, is it OK or gruelling

[ElizabethHoover]

gah no its fine

Another one oyu think is bad but is ACES ACES (fiction) is the Girl in the Red Coat

[claravine]

Cross posted

[claravine]

Hmm still a bit unsure. Disclaimer by Renee knight is pretty good if you fancy a domestic chiller type one that's a bit deep.

[ElizabethHoover]

so many thrillers are just shit atm. You have to be on full alert

[ElizabethHoover]

oh that is funny - i downloaded disclaimer sample last night after seeing a Guardian list of new crime (that at the time of publishing was all not even published, so i saved it) The line of blood was on it too

[MaryBerrysEyelashes]

i HATED disclaimer! it was shit