Wrong Question — Edita A. Petrick

A newly minted intern at the prestigious New York Times has great expectations...but murder wasn't one of them.

Bree-Ann Carver is sent to work in New York Times' makeshift satellite office, in Idaho. Her job as an intern is to write a blog about fictional murders--and get a million subscribers. But her very first subscriber criticizes her efforts and then aggressively moves to take over her blog via his unsolicited input into her work. She invites him to unsubscribe and finds that she has no control over this particular cyber-entity. He follows her to her private chat-room, he hacks her colleagues' email accounts and he terrorizes her through her desktop and her laptop. She knows he wants her to use his murder scenarios, but these sound like real-case murders that the police closed as accidents. If she posts even one of such dangerous scenarios, she is exposing herself to not only the real killer's wrath, but the police who closed the case as accidental death. But each time she refuses, her cyber bully sends her a chilling one liner: There will be consequences.