The Fury

By: John Reinhard Dizon

Narrated by: Travis James

Bridgette Celine is a private investigator hired by a Mafia boss to keep tabs on his daughter, who has recently been lured into an East Harlem clairvoyants' society.

Bridgette learns that the Society is a front for a murderous crack gang, and that their network is empowered by an unnatural power, leaving death and destruction in its wake. As a centuries-old prophecy threatens to come to pass, Bridgette finds out that she's deeply connected to the cult and its mission.

Soon, she'll have to face her own dark heritage, and is catapulted into a vortex of devil worship, drug dealing and murder.

Medieval European flair combines with edge-of-your-seat suspense in The Fury, John Reinhard Dizon's riveting supernatural thriller set in modern-day New York City.

©2021 John Reinhard Dizon (P)2022 John Reinhard Dizon

Maybe too much going on

This was fast paced thriller that maybe combined too many elements…voodoo, supernatural, drug underworld and organized crime. This made it somewhat hard to follow but it still held my interest helped by efforts of the narrator. He always conveyed the right level of tension. Narrator has a great voice and I would welcome hearing more from him.

The Fury

Fast pace thriller with supernatural suspense violence and voodoo Narrator Travis James made it awesome to listen to.

Ok book, solid narrator

The story was hard to follow, there are a lot of different storylines that needed to be put together. I really enjoyed the narrator’s performance. Good solid voice, very easy to understand. It felt as if Mr. James was sitting next to me telling me the story. I hope to find more of his books.

It’s the voice

I found the narrators voice was drawing me in to listen more. The story was scattered and lacked a story line with continuity. If not for the voice reading it, I would not have been able to finish. I will look for that voice again. I enjoyed it

Excellent narration.

It was great to hear Manitoba's bar in NYC in the story line. Been there a few times. Overall story is okay, it seem to jump around alot between the different under story lines. Travis James does an excellent job on the narration.