Black Nowhere

Lisa Tanchik, Book 1

By: Reece Hirsch

Narrated by: Emily Sutton-Smith

Chasing a cybercriminal into the pitch-black heart of the Dark Web.

Special Agent Lisa Tanchik is the best at taking down cybercriminals. So when the FBI discovers a multibillion-dollar black market online, she’s tasked with finding the creator and bringing him to justice. Donning one of her many digital disguises, Tanchik goes undercover into the network.

Brilliant college student Nate Fallon started his site as an idealistic experiment. But his platform has made illegal trade not only more efficient - but also more dangerous. Now the FBI aren’t the only ones out to get him. As profits soar, a criminal organization casts its monstrous gaze on Fallon, and danger leaps from cyberspace into reality.

Feeling pressure from both sides of the law, Fallon is forced to make a decision with shattering consequences. Can Agent Tanchik find Fallon before his dangerous infrastructure falls into the wrong hands?

©2019 by Reece Hirsch. (P)2019 Brilliance Audio, Inc., all rights reserved.

Critic reviews

“Black Nowhere is a next-gen thriller that will leave your fingertips blistered from scrolling pages so fast. Prepare to lose sleep!” --Blake Crouch, New York Times bestselling author of Dark Matter

“Black Nowhere is an extremely unsettling thriller that haunted me for weeks. It’s a shrewd critique of Silicon Valley startup culture, a brisk FBI procedural, and a chilling look at a very modern form of amorality.” --Dave Eggers, author of The Circle and Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award finalist

“Black Nowhere is a blast. A gripping thriller with wonderfully nuanced characters. If you haven’t been reading Reece Hirsch, it’s time to start.” --Lisa Lutz, New York Times bestselling author of The Passenger

great story

great story and page Turner. couldn't stop listening to this book. the way the story was told sounds so real

Revelent Subject matter

Reminds of a TedX presentation about the dark web. Good story; It builds sympathy for libertarians.

Good, but the truth is better

This book "feels" like a fictionalized account of everything that went down with Silk Road, and fails to acknowledge the fact alcohol is - despite its being legal - even more addictive and deadly than the drugs that are demonized in this book. Statistics PROVE this. Anyone's depression is only exacerbated by alcohol consumption - it is a *depressant*. The author would have been doing readers/listeners a service by adding a postscript advising them of this fact. The narration was VG (imo).

Decent

It got a little boring. Started out pretty strong but just kind of drug on in the middle and end.

Slow start, then couldn't put it down

Well written and definitely worth the purchase. If you like cat and mouse crime stories with plenty of "food for thought" after you are finished with the book, then don't miss this one. Nothing is black and white in the drug world.