Deadly Art

Things are looking up for Kate Garrett. She’s moving into the apartment she inherited, along with half her father's detective agency. Her new business partner, Jake Carmedy, trusts her enough to ask for help. And she has a new case of her own.
This case involves ransomware, not exactly in Kate’s wheelhouse. However, Professor Smyth is sure that he is being personally targeted by one of his colleagues or students. Finding the person is as important to him as undoing the damage to his system. Someone has been filling his server and cloud storage with subscriptions to racist, sexist and pornographic e-zines. The latter includes one creator that thinks revenge killing is video art, and it's up to Kate to expose the murderer before he strikes again.

"Well written and compelling - a book that reflects our disturbing times and will stay with you long after you've finished it." Melodie Campbell, author of The Silent Film Star Murders