The app is called WARLD. 300 million downloads and counting. Sure it's addicting, but it gets people out of their comfort zones and on their way to new places, making new connections and finding new friends. What's the harm?Detective Jonah Ramirez thinks the game has a sinister, hidden purpose. He crosses paths with Yu-ri Park, a rebellious hacker with suspicions of her own. Together they uncover what the game is doing to society, and conclude that the game is designed to accomplis...

Computer forensics expert Lucy McCart is called to investigate a high-profile murder and discovers that the elusive killer was paid by thousands of anonymous donors across the dark web. Her efforts are thwarted by untraceable digital currency and uncrackable encrypted communications.Meanwhile, more online assassination markets appear, crowdfunding the murders of crooked politicians, corporate fat cats, and rude movie stars... providing society with the ultimate in "distributed deni...

What if your best friend – brilliant, calculating, intense – was victimized by unspeakable police brutality?What if his scheme of revenge was so untraceable, so diabolical, that he just might get away with it?What if you had to keep his secret?And what if his goal wasn't revenge... but something more revolutionary?

Everyone knows the Sokolnikov Brothers, two geniuses who perfected driverless cars and transformed global transportation. Thanks to Mike and Sergei, highway travel around the world is cheap and safe.But the Departments of State and Homeland Security have a lot to say about how, where, and for whom these autonomous vehicles are allowed to operate. Eventually, even the billionaire brothers are unable to prevent their inventions from becoming oppressive tools of surveillance and contr...