A thrilling book of Denis R. Tougas, “The Feast of Angels,” is now available in Audiobook Format

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Denis Raymond Tougas was born in Detroit, Michigan in 1951.  When Denis was five, the family moved to an old Dutch colonial farmhouse on the banks of the Trenton channel in Grosse Ile, Michigan to be closer to his father’s work as an engineer.  Graduating from college in 1974, Denis took a job as a field technician for an Ultrasonic firm doing in-service weld inspections on nuclear reactors. 

As for writing, it was during his time at GM that Denis began to write in earnest after being challenged by his best friend John, a Scottish artist whose friendship will never be forgotten.  Denis’ first story was a fifty–page short story that so impressed John and his family, that they further pushed him to write an entire book.  All this rekindled Denis’ love of English and started his new passion for writing.  He finished four books and several others at various stages of completion. Denis enters the writing world with The Feast of Angels; his first self-published work and dedicated to his deceased friend.  

Portraying the tarrying onset of the Apocalypse, “The Feast of Angels” by Denis R. Tougas is a breathtaking thriller. With a complex and chilling plot, nightmare-inducing scenes, and dynamic characters, the story is exhilarating from the first page until the last. – Susan Sewell.

“The Feast of Angels” is an apocalyptic thriller that blends investigative mystery, global chaos, and spiritual warfare. At the center is Flo, a determined journalist who stumbles into the truth behind mysterious disappearances happening around the world. Governments attempt cover-ups, but even they don’t understand what’s taking place—a much greater power is at work, one linked to ancient prophecies and a battle unfolding beyond human sight . As Flo digs deeper, she crosses paths with priests, scholars, and witnesses like Anhur—an elderly man haunted by angelic visions urging him to “bear witness” .

One of the coolest things about this book is how relatable the main characters are—especially Flo, the journalist who ends up chasing truth far beyond her expectations. She’s exactly the kind of protagonist that the target audience of mystery lovers, supernatural thriller fans, and readers fascinated by religious symbolism will connect with. She questions everything, she gets scared, she pushes forward anyway—and honestly, who hasn’t been in a season of life where they felt like they were piecing together clues just to make sense of their world? Her journey mirrors ours more than we’d like to admit.

Amid worldwide climate anomalies, political unrest, and spiritual tension, one terrifying truth emerges: a cosmic war between angels and demonic forces is spilling into the human realm. A sinister figure known as the Golden Tongue manipulates nations and religions while unseen powers clash overhead, leading to catastrophic destruction and a final supernatural confrontation in which angels battle the beast and Satan himself. The novel ends on the cusp of a new beginning—a world shaken, judged, and forever changed.

By the end, “The Feast of Angels” by Denis R. Tougasleaves you thinking about courage, faith, and what it means to stand for something when everything around you is falling apart. The moral lesson hits home: sometimes life thrusts us into battles we never asked for, but we grow into the person we’re meant to be by facing them anyway. If you want a story that gives you chills, makes you think, and keeps you flipping pages long after you should be asleep, this book is absolutely worth picking up.

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