Enemy Closer

By: Onia Fox

Narrated by: Rebecca Fairnie

Length: 6 hrs and 28 mins

Publisher's summary

Enemy Closer is the second suspense thriller in the Jessica Taylor series—following Listless in Turkey. Also in the series is the stand-alone lockdown erotica, Covid Blues and Twos. The timeline, and a few names, are changed to protect the guilty and to facilitate this gripping novel. Otherwise, the plot is worryingly accurate and true to life. Onia Fox is a pen name.

People are seldom who they seem—keep your friends close, but your enemies closer. 

Jessica has no intention of returning to Turkey after her previous brush with the law, but circumstances conspire to dilute her resolve. Her friend, and senior colleague, calls in some favors. An old dalliance makes a welcome appearance. And her husband sidles up to his attractive colleague. 

Against the backdrop of the real-life shooting down of a Russian jet fighter on the Turkish-Syrian border, and the many infighting groups involved in the ongoing Syrian Civil War, Jessica charges in. 

Enemy Closer is a factually accurate, believable, riveting procedural suspense thriller.

©2021 Onia Fox (P)2022 Onia Fox

Oh no, Jessica is going back to Turkey!

OMG, Jessica is heading back to Turkey! This definitely can't end well was the thought that went through my head when I read the description of this story!

What trouble will she get herself into this time? Has she grown up any?

Onia Fox brings you another action packed story that will have you wanting to read from beginning to end in one sitting. Ok, well, it did me! And to answer the questions I wrote above, nope, Jessica most certainly did not grow up! just like in the first book I was left wanting to shake some sense into her a great deal of the time especially when there's moments that are serious and you think she should show some empathy. But ha, nope, Jessica shows that when Jessica wants too. That's what makes her who she is, right? lol.

You will definitely see more of Jessica sex craved and jealous sides more in this story than you did the first time around. Like seriously, Jessica gets mad if her husband shows any attention to his working partner and expects him to do nothing when she does, ***shakes my head***

In fact, this story is more based around the job everyone is doing, but the whole cast of characters goes between flirting one moment and professional the next.

One part during the story I just had to groan out loud and if I could have been the men, I would have thrown things at her too, ha. It happens during the time Jessica is on the ship and is singing.

Just like in the first story Rebecca Fairnie does a great job in narrating. Jessica is the character that still gets the most emotion behind her, however, you can still hear the liveliness in the other characters as she is reading.

Jessica is the character that makes me want to take her over my knee and give her a good spanking, but sadly I think she'd enjoy it way too much. I look forward to more adventures from Jessica if there are any!