Aloysius Tucker vows vengeance when a hacker terrorizes his 10-year-old cousin online. But the situation goes sideways fast, threatening to take Tucker offline for good. #TuckerGate.
Promising his cousin that he'll get an apology from an internet bully, Tucker finds himself in a flame war that goes nuclear after a hacker is murdered. Now, more hackers, the whole Twitterverse, and a relentless bounty hunter agree on one thing: Tucker is the killer, and he must be stopped.
With death threats filling his inbox, Tucker battles anonymous Chinese spies and his own self-destructive rage while chasing a murderer the online community has named the HackMaster. Can Tucker clear his name and build a case against the killer before the death threats come true?
Praise for Hacked:
"Outstanding...[A] bloody but supremely readable outing." (Publishers Weekly starred review)
"This outing, despite some nasty revelations about cyberbullying, is the most upbeat of the [Tucker Mysteries]." (Kirkus Reviews)
"Lock down your social media accounts, put some tape across your webcam, and close your blinds before you settle in to read this, because Ray Daniel?like his wry, world-weary hacker protagonist, Aloysius Tucker is damn good at what he does. Hacked is more than just a thrilling story. It's also a timely takedown of internet outrage culture, and a harrowing exploration of the very consequences of online bullying." (Chris Holm Anthony, award-winning author of The Killing Kind)
Genre: Mystery
Promising his cousin that he'll get an apology from an internet bully, Tucker finds himself in a flame war that goes nuclear after a hacker is murdered. Now, more hackers, the whole Twitterverse, and a relentless bounty hunter agree on one thing: Tucker is the killer, and he must be stopped.
With death threats filling his inbox, Tucker battles anonymous Chinese spies and his own self-destructive rage while chasing a murderer the online community has named the HackMaster. Can Tucker clear his name and build a case against the killer before the death threats come true?
Praise for Hacked:
"Outstanding...[A] bloody but supremely readable outing." (Publishers Weekly starred review)
"This outing, despite some nasty revelations about cyberbullying, is the most upbeat of the [Tucker Mysteries]." (Kirkus Reviews)
"Lock down your social media accounts, put some tape across your webcam, and close your blinds before you settle in to read this, because Ray Daniel?like his wry, world-weary hacker protagonist, Aloysius Tucker is damn good at what he does. Hacked is more than just a thrilling story. It's also a timely takedown of internet outrage culture, and a harrowing exploration of the very consequences of online bullying." (Chris Holm Anthony, award-winning author of The Killing Kind)
Genre: Mystery
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