Gripped by Fear

by John M. Wills

Book Overview

Gripped by Fear Pete Shannon and Marilyn Benson find themselves working their biggest case yet in their new role as Chicago Police Detectives. In this second book of the Chicago Warrior Thriller... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1590957733
• ISBN13: 9781590957738
• Release Date: November 2009
• Publisher: Totalrecall Publications, Inc.
• Length: 310 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Six stars if I could give them! Another superb story by John Wills.

Once again John Wills hits it out of the park...a grand slam story just in time for Christmas! Gripped by Fear will leave you gripped by faith. John needs to issue a box of Kleenex with each book he writes. The characters are so moving, the sense of genuine evil in the world is so palpable, and the heroes will make you cheer not just for them, but for the loving God who guides them. Mike Angley Award-winning Author of the Child Finder Trilogy [...]

Balancing Good and Evil as a Law Enforcement Officer

Once again John Wills captures the reader's attention in his second novel in the Chicago Warriors Thriller Series, Gripped by Fear. Wills illustrates the daily struggles officers face while trying to keep the peace in a world of good and evil. He addresses crime, relationships, and life threatening illness, as well as the difficult choices today's law enforcement officers must make. His unique spiritual warfare approach to crime and life on the streets cannot help but touch and change the lives of those who read it.

Showing The Hidden Side of Police Work

The public would be very surprised to learn that many police officers are deeply religious people. I know it as a police chaplain, and now John Wills makes it known to the public. When you face what these officers face every day you can become hard and cold, or you can interpret the job through Christian faith which provides answers and supreme comfort for stricken souls. People who like this genre will enjoy the book, and every police officer who reads it will benefit as well. It will confirm that what he believes is shared by many others, and will teach him how such faith can strengthen and consol him in his God-given vocation. The story line stands on its own, but the book will also give the public a new insight to these otherwise very private people.