By Sibel Hodge Inspired by the author's research into the dark web and the possible existence of red rooms “Into the darkness” is indeed dark. The novel is narrated by three characters, The Missing, The Detective and The Vigilante. ‘The Missing’ is Toni, a psychology and criminology student who stumbles across a dark web site where people can pay-to-view … Continue reading Into the darkness
Word of the day – Rendition
Word of the Day : June 5, 2020 Rendition noun ren-DISH-un Definition : the act or result of rendering something: such as a : a performance or interpretation of something b : depiction c : translation d : surrender; specifically, US law : the surrender by a state of a fugitive to another state charging the fugitive with a crime : interstate extradition Did you know? Rendition entered English … Continue reading Word of the day – Rendition
Angels in the moonlight
By Caimh McDonnell Full of Irish acerbic wit, and set in Dublin this irreverent novel is one to enjoy. Detective Bunny McGarry has a complicated life which becomes even more so when he falls for nightclub worker Simone. She is smart and funny, and has more than enough troubles of her own. Bunny is given … Continue reading Angels in the moonlight
Word of the day – Posture
Word of the Day : June 4, 2020 Posture verb PAHSS-cher Definition 1 : to cause to assume a given posture : pose 2 : to assume a posture; especially : to strike a pose for effect 3 : to assume an artificial or pretended attitude : attitudinize Did you know? The Latin verb ponere, meaning "to put" or "to place," had a role in putting quite a … Continue reading Word of the day – Posture
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