Hacked to Death

De: Jack English

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Few things piss off people more than having their computer hacked. That goes double for businesses and government agencies. Nobody should take the law into their own hands, but what if somebody set up an organization to whack hackers? Jack English parked across the street from a mid-century ranch house. The front door was open a crack. Iron Butterfly’s In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida was playing. The bass was cranked all the way up. He knocked on the partly opened door. He didn’t get a response and pushed the door open. There were blood streaks on the floor. Whoever was bleeding had been dragged down the hall and around the corner. He followed the drag marks to a den made over into a computer lab. Three bodies lay in the center of the room. One of the bodies had a double tap to the chest. The drag marks led to that body. Two others had been shot execution style. A note had been left on the chest of one of the victims. It said, “Hacking is Death.” Throw Charlene Cameron, a willowy data analyst suspected of being a computer hacker; a billionaire who tried to rape her; and an out of control FBI agent into the mix and anything could happen next.

Great story. Very gripping experience!

This book is about an organization that has been killing off computer hackers! Jack English gets himself into trouble again! I really enjoyed this book, so much fun and great references to classic literature like “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” and other fun books! The title inflicted a bit of resistance on my part, because I thought it was horror, but it’s not.