Social Media Holocaust is the new technothriller that is sure to make you think twice about using the internet. Billions of people access social media sites everywhere and they seem to be harmless... until now. Murder, tyranny, marshal law... What happens when killers come after us at random from our social media sites? For no apparent reason at all, once you receive an a friend request from a mysterious masked stranger, your not accepting it or ignoring it will prove to be your demise - a a grisly one at that Join us as we explore an almost apocalyptic end as social media proves to be the demise of humanity. Social Media Holocaust by Brian Krogstad and Damien Darby will leave you at the edge of your seat contemplating if you will ever want to log in again

Dark Application: ONE is the new technothriller fans are already comparing to the genre's greats. From the creative genius of the Pendergast books from Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child to the techno savvy of Michael Crichton; readers can't get enough. The fast pacing and tight plot control has some comparing it to the Bourne books from Robert Ludlum. What is it about this novel that has fans already clamoring for the sequel?Perhaps it's the plausibility of the technology, the conspiracy, and above all, the unlikely hero. At the center of this new technothriller is Luke Jeffers, a regular guy about to become extraordinary.A college student in Virginia, he finds himself caught up in a technological conspiracy beyond his understanding. Almost overnight, he transforms from starving student to an unwitting pawn in a web of murder, lies, and conspiracy when he discovers the Department of Defense Application for Remote Kinetics, a simple application accidentally downloaded onto his smart phone and almost immediately in control of his life. In a style reminiscent of the best technothrillers of the last three decades, Dark Application: ONE is filled with dark conspiracy, cyperpunk overtones, and above all a mystery at its core critical to Luke's escape from the cycle of destruction. Volume One of the new Dark Application technothriller series by Brian Krogstad and Lindsey Waterman will leave you breathless and desperate for more, grateful that "Volume One" certainly means that more are coming;)