Dark Web: A Romantic Thriller Parody by Georgia Petherbridge and Carroll Gingham

You may have read romantic thrillers before, but you’ve never read this one. Yet.

From the dynamic new writing team of Petherbridge and Gingham comes this cutting-edge saga of Beth Gorges, a gorgeous single mother and a beautiful computers expert (same lady) for the Government, and the complicated, brooding loner cop Steve Hansom, the only man sexy enough to help her in the fight against an enemy so big that Beth will need thirty-two monitors to see it.

After the suspicious death of her husband at the hooves of remorseless destiny, Beth was left in a man’s world, working as a woman. She’s used to challenges, but none as terrifying as trying to get that promotion in front of Jebediah Crypt, the terrifying spinner of webs . . . the Dark Web, a secret internet threat that no one knows about which works underneath the real internet to commit worldwide international crimes. Beth’s computer expertise is the most important thing in the world to her, until it leads her to a sinister plot to overtake the world with evil technology, and sends her on the run for her life elbows first. Now her cutting-edge expertise will become the most important thing in the world, to the world.

Lucky for us, Beth has a man at her side: devastatingly handsome homicide detective Steve Hansom. Steve’s a lone wolf, and he’s been stalking his prey, the Dark Web, his entire career. He’s got a little bit of magic ability and he’s never afraid to use it, unless it’s against demons: his inner demons. This complicated guy may be Beth’s best-looking hope. Together they race in cars into the tense thrilling sexy journey toward their fateful destination, whatever that may be. The Dark Web must be stopped at all costs. But what will it cost Beth to trust Steve - the one man she can never trust . . . with her heart?