My Enemy's Enemy

Publisher's Summary

A paranormal agency in tatters. A critical alliance that must not fail. A betrayal in their darkest hour.

The demon Ekhmez ripped out the heart of America’s supernatural defenders and strengthened their foes. The agencies of the Omicron branch of the US government face a newly expanded threat with their resources stretched to the breaking point.

To hold the line, newly promoted Commander David White of ONSET is sent to forge an alliance with the Elfin Conclave, a supernatural organization with its own history, grudges, and politics.

When violence wracks the Conclave and guts the allies they sought, David White must hunt the Elfin’s foes across the Pacific Northwest, taking any help that comes his way - because when the world is on fire, can you turn away your enemy’s enemy?

©2016 Glynn Stewart (P)2018 Podium Publishing

Another great performance by Ray Porter !

From Joe Ledger to Commander White and everything in between, Ray Porter delivers another excellent performance! Glynn Stewart's writing keeps me wanting more! Although not Glynn's best title in the ONSET Series, this was still very entertaining and seemed shorter than the 9 hrs 9 mins (which is a great thing!)

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Excellent Follow up book

Ray Porter is my #1 favorite narrator. So just having him reading is going to give the book a great chance of being excellent. I don't know what it is about this series but it hooked me right away. I went through it in only a couple of days because I didn't want to stop listening. I highly recommend the series and I do hope that there are more coming.

2 of 2 people found this review helpful

Excellent !!

Once again Glynn Stewart have proved that he got excellent imagination and style.
Ray Porter narration was perfection.

I have absolutely nothing bad to say about this audiobook only that I fully recommend it for all.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

truely amazing series great

Ray ported is probably one of the best narrators he really helps bring the characters to life this series is totally engulfing my life and I would t have it any other way go out and start this series as soon as possible

story line: deal with politics and kick ass.

not quite as sophistaced as Glynn"s other series, but just as fun. smooth plots thaf keep moving forward at a nice pace.

same same

as with book one this book was way too predictable I knew within the first hour of listing exactly what was going to happen in the end

Not Bad

Well, I have to admit that in this go around for this sort of story line we stuck to so called regular creatures. I have noticed that in other series of this sort we suddenly transition into not so much going after supernatural creatures of myth but into the realm of fighting against some sort of god from another world out to destroy this one. It gets a bit over the top, but this one so far is sticking to the original precept that the series started on. Good Job.

1 of 2 people found this review helpful

EXCELLENT AS ALWAYS. GLYNN STEWART WRITES FANTASTIC BOOKS!

Enjoyable. Action packed. Well paced and the performance by Ray Porter is good as always. Commander David White of ONSET did a good job finding out the villain who is causing violence during a Conclave to forge an alliance with the elves. The plot was very good and I am looking forward for more books in this series. Well worth the credit. I hope Audible will publish books of Glynn Steward ASAP. Thank you.

Great book

I really enjoyed this book. A great continuation of the story that began in book one.

More adventures of Mary Sue

Having crafted a Mary Sue in the first book the author had to continue the trend in this book. David (the main character) simply is not exciting. The biggest issue is his Prescience power mitigates almost everything his opposition can do. Add in his demon forged blade, his ability to regenerate wounds and there's no tension. Even the few moral quibbles he had in the first book are given a couple of sentences at most before their put to the side.

As with the first book, this book has David grieving over the loss of a team member but we don't spend much time getting to know that team member or see David build a bond with that team member. We're "told" but not shown. Where the first book had at least some promise of exploration and character development, this book wasn't at all interesting.

1 of 6 people found this review helpful

Really fun and interesting

loving this series, I am just off to get the next in the series :-D

Excellent

Good book, not as good as book 1 but still I enjoyed reading it and want the next book soooooon. This book has more mystery and multiple twists.