HACKER'S HELL: A Contemporary Hacker's Novel
Have you ever wondered how bad information stealing will get? Have you spent hours and hours trying to prevent, then correct a credit theft? Do you believe cell phones, laptops, social media, and the cloud are wonderful inventions. Especially for petty thieves and thieving governments?
In Hacker's Hell tension, romance, friendship, love for a dog, and our nation's ever-growing, dark cloud of personal information brutally clash when an eclectic group of pissed-off college freshmen hack Homeland Security. This novel is a fast-paced and realistic Hacker's Hell.
Five college freshmen and a dog share a boarding house. Each brings part of their previous life to the boarding house. Nathan just wants to meet girls and play college soccer. But only after avenging his mother's suicide. Shawn, Nathan's best friend, has given up hacking, he only wants to sell an online game he created for would-be hackers. Mike, an Army veteran, brings PTSD and a lot of buddies from Afghanistan.
Alexstra brings a newly gained fear of the dark, medical skills, and a connection to the most powerful guild in the world's oldest online game. Kat adds street smarts and a dangerous abuser from her South Boston street days.
Willy needs a family. One that he can love and protect. Can love for Willy bring the freshmen together? Can he provide a bond strong enough for them to hack their way through a hellish night of Homeland Security sponsored torture?
If you've read The Dancing Girls by M.M. Chouinard, The Fool's Run by John Sandford, or Digital Fortress by Dan Brown, then you'll enjoy Hacker's Hell by Robby Robertson. Robby's novel has the same tension loaded twists and turns plus, it includes Willy, a loveable mutt.
Will the five freshmen get revenge for what happens to Willy? Enter their world and find out.
