Hell's Vengeance

Hell's Vengeance Series, Book 3

By: Ian Fortey, Scare Street, Ron Ripley

Narrated by: Thom Bowers

Revenge is a one-way ticket straight to Hell....

For Shane Ryan, ghost hunter and retired Marine, every day is another battle. A never-ending struggle against bloodshed, violence, and supernatural evil. And although Shane and Detective Jacinta Perez emerged from their last fight victorious, the war goes on.

Called once again to Detroit to investigate a string of suspicious suicides, Shane Ryan quickly confirms that all is not as it seems. Something is cutting a bloody swatch through the criminal underworld of this urban wasteland—a sinister entity that targets criminals and forces them to take their own lives.

To stop the trail of mayhem and bloodshed, Shane will have to confront the consequence of a past error in judgment—a ghost bent on ridding the world of all evil.

One by one, it will send them all to the fiery pits of hell.

And it promises Shane Ryan he will be joining them soon.

©2023 Scare Street (P)2023 Scare Street

Love this story!!!!

Thom Bowers is Superman to the world of narration!!!! Ian Fortey and Ron Ripley are The Avengers of writing!!!!! Love you all!!!

Evil Vendetta

I love any books with Shane with his interactions with ghosts! He is helping out Jacinta again and even goes into a halfway house undercover due to its frequent suspicious suicides, I really enjoyed Edgar and to see more of him. Loved the ending and but still want more

Thom Bowers brings this story to life.

really a great addition to the series. very well written. but Edger deserved to be invited to come home with Shane for saving Shane's life.

the beginning really rang true with me. I wonder if the writer has been to prison? it seemed right on point.

Nice finish to the trilogy

I enjoyed the web of events that slowly led the characters to understand what was going on. Unexpected ending, but the journey was definitely a wild ride!

always a great listen

always a great story line, gets the listener Really thinking and envisioning
the scene at play.