Testament - Shaun Hutson

Written by Shaun Hutson
Read by Andy Stevenson
Format: M4B
Bitrate: 64 Kbps
Unabridged

Release Date: June 4, 2020
Length: 12 hrs 12 mins
Publisher: Caffeine Nights Ltd

For some, death is just the beginning. You have a chance to save the world or the only person you ever loved. What would you do?

Sean Doyle faced danger, death, and other things he’d rather forget during his time in the Counter Terrorist Unit. But times change, even if Doyle doesn’t. He’s older, but no wiser, and the world he knew has changed.

Now, he finds himself working as a private security consultant in Baghdad, still a city in turmoil. His job is to protect the men working on a new rail line from terrorist attacks. For Doyle, it seems like old times, but this time, it’s a different kind of enemy. However, someone from his past arrives to offer him the kind of work he was made for. Doyle is given the chance to rejoin the Counter Terrorist Unit.

The reason is that a case he worked on 30 years earlier has been reopened. A man he thought was dead has been spotted in the company of the Russian mafia. But how can this be? Doyle knows that he himself killed this man one fateful night in Ireland back in the ’80s.

The lure of his old life is too much, but when he returns, he discovers there are some catches. After physical and psychological tests, he will have to work with a partner. A man half his age, who seems to embody everything Doyle despises. Between them, these two will have to hunt down the man who Doyle thought was dead. A man with limitless wealth, twisted desires, and the mind of a monster. The man responsible for the death of the only woman Doyle ever loved. It’s meant to be a mission, but for Doyle, it’s what he does best. It’s revenge.

However, when the time comes, he will find answers that threaten not only his life, but his sanity. His old, blood-spattered world will come hurtling back to engulf him, and a decision must be made that defies reason.

Sean Doyle is back, but might wish he wasn’t…

The godfather of gore returns to his horror roots with a book that will haunt you. Hours of chills and scares for less than half the price of a 90-minute movie.

Praise for the book:

“Britain’s greatest living horror author.” (The Dark Side)

“An expert in the art of keeping the reader turning the pages.” (Time Out)

“Hutson writes grippingly.” (SFX Magazine)

“The one that writes what others only dare imagine.” (Sunday Times)