Stalkers

Deluded narcissists. Obsessed fans. Sinister internet trolls. Stalkers who turned deadly

A Hollywood starlet on a smash-hit sitcom enjoys rising fame, unaware that her greatest fan is hell-bent on meeting his crush. When she films a love scene, his adoration turns into a quest to see her punished

A gameshow winner turns to writing books. When one is given a scathing review, he tracks down the reviewer with bloody results

A teenage boy enjoys online chatrooms. When he meets a sexy Secret Service operative, she convinces him he has been chosen to be a spy with a licence to kill... and his first target is his own best friend.

Men keep turning up at a newlywed's home convinced that she has placed a Craigslist ad for a rough fantasy roleplay. Things turn violent before police are able to unravel a twisted and diabolical scheme

Dark Webs Book 3 takes you into the twisted world of stalkers and the devastating impact their obsessions can have on their victims.

This is a standalone book in the Dark Webs True Crime series. It is not necessary to have read the others in the series

What reviewers are saying about Eileen Ormsby

‘Ormsby has delivered a triumph of narrative journalism, meticulously researched and gripping, a skilful mergence of tech jargon with human drama.’ The Saturday Paper

‘The book is a fascinating expose of this particular aspect of the “dark web” of internet dealings and its subsequent unravelling.’ Sydney Morning Herald

‘Ormsby’s investigative journalism shines’ Penthouse Magazine

‘What pulls you through The Darkest Web isn’t its often-nefarious, sometimes-gory details, but Ormsby’s handling of three progressively intense narrative arcs.’ The Guardian

‘The darknet has become a repository for human cruelty, perversion and psychosis, and Ormsby captures all the tragedy in her gripping book.’ The Australian

‘Ormsby gently takes the reader by the hand, unpacking the technology underpinning this ‘dark net’ market.’ Australian Police Journal

‘Riveting.’ Who Magazine

‘Investigative journalism that gallops along at a cracking pace.’ SMH Good Weekend

‘[Stalkers is] chilling... harrowing...unpicks the sordid tale from the start' The Sun

'Dark, disturbing and near unbelievable... [Stalkers is] my No.1 true crime read this year'OzNoir