Holy Terror

By: John R. Dougherty

Narrated by: Steven Osarczuk

How far would heaven go to stop evil?

Holy Terror by John R. Dougherty is a bold, genre-bending thriller that collides the gritty realities of crime with the unseen forces of the supernatural.

Across America, cities are gripped by a wave of brutal, unexplainable killings. Hardened detectives, desperate federal agents, and unsuspecting civilians are thrust into a hidden war—one fought not just on the streets, but across realms unseen by human eyes. Justice and vengeance blur as supernatural forces intervene, delivering judgment in ways that defy comprehension. What appears to be vigilante terror hides a deeper, eternal conflict between the forces of light and the agents of darkness.

Perfect for listeners who crave heart-pounding mystery, paranormal suspense, and stories that confront evil with a fierce sense of righteousness, Holy Terror is both a chilling crime saga and a powerful spiritual allegory.

Fans of Christian thrillers, mystery fiction, and supernatural fantasy will be gripped from the first brutal crime scene to the final breathtaking confrontation. Every act of violence, every hidden enemy, and every whispered prophecy points to a truth far greater than mortal justice.

Holy Terror is not just a story, it’s a glimpse into the timeless battle for the soul of humankind. Prepare yourself, once you enter, there’s no turning back.

©2022, 2023, 2024 John R. Dougherty (P)2025 John R. Dougherty

Very Juvenile

Based on description, I thought the story would be a fast paced holy war. Unfortunately, there is quite a bit of religious overtones and explanations. The narrator is good but he just does not have a lot to work with. This book reminded me of a Johnny Quest type story with a lot of very dated references. I found it difficult to finish so I didn't. It might appeal to juvenile boys. However, they may get lost in all the Bible references too.