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    The Enemy
    The Enemy
    The Enemy
    Audiobook14 hours

    The Enemy

    Written by Tom Wood

    Narrated by Rob Shapiro

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    About this audiobook

    Victor, a former assassin-for-hire, has joined forces with a CIA special unit. His first assignment: Three strangers. Three hits. Fast and clean. Victor's a natural for this.

    It should have been simple. But with each hit Victor is plunged deeper into an unimaginable conspiracy where no one, least of all the people he knows, can be trusted.

    With the stakes growing higher by the minute, Victor realizes he's been forced into playing a game he never expected. Because he's the next target. And there's no way out.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateNov 12, 2013
    ISBN9781452687797
    The Enemy
    Author

    Tom Wood

    Tom Wood is the President of Church Multiplication Ministries and serves as Director of the North Georgia Church Planting Network, the Nashville Church Planting Network, and leads Church Planter Assessments for the PCA and Grace Network of Canada. He has planted two churches, served as Director of Church Planting for Perimeter Ministries in Atlanta and as Southeast Regional Church Planting Coordinator for the PCA. Tom has D.Min. and M.Div degrees and has been married to Rachel for 33 years. He coaches and consults with pastors and churches throughout the US, Canada and London, UK.

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    • 5/5
      I really like these books even though it can be a bit unrealistic at times. Sometimes he escapes only because of luck or incompetent enemies. But it's really engaging and the narrator is fantastic. Most importantly I think the author took a lot of time working on the details of the fight scenes because the descriptions are very thorough and the fighting tactics are creative. I also like the main character. He is very plain because of his profession, but he has just enough of a personality for you to root for him.
    • 5/5
      REALLY good. It's been a long time since I've read an excellent assassin novel. The quote on the front of the book comparing it to Lee Child and Vince Flynn is accurate.The assassin Victor, our protagonist, is hired by a US government official to do various jobs. But this ends up making Victor a target. The writing is sold and the author, Tom Wood, does an amazing job building Victor. He's much like Jack Reacher in that he's very intuitive and doesn't need lots of tech to figure things out.I highly recommend this book and look forward to reading more of Wood's work!
    • 5/5
      I picked up this book after reading the blurb and thinking it sounded pretty okay.

      Upon getting into it it became apparent it's actually the second in a series, but the brief back story gives you enough information that whilst having not read the first book I likely missed out on some character development I wasn't left with a hollow character. There's enough there for it to be enjoyable on its own.

      It's a decently realistic story line in terms of modern subterfuge & counter-terrorism which isn't let down by a lack of technical knowledge or unrealistic encounters which some thrillers succumb too.

      Highly recommended.