Arch Enemy

By: Leo J. Maloney

Narrated by: John Pruden

From real-life Black Ops veteran Leo J. Maloney, comes an electrifying novel of global terror that will enthrall listeners right until the stunning climax...Arch Enemy.

The world is descending into chaos - and CIA warhorse Dan Morgan, after nearly losing his head on a covert mission in Colombia, knows the worst is yet to come. Frightened employees of the enigmatic government contractor Acevedo International are mysteriously dying. Morgan's own daughter finds herself lured into the violent world of college extremists. And a ruthless enemy that has long bided its time is prepared to strike at the very heart of America's intelligence and anti-terrorism infrastructure. Morgan and Zeta Division may be the only chance not for victory, but survival...

©2016 Leo J. Maloney (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Critic reviews

"The new master of the modern spy game." (Mark Sullivan)

"Utterly compelling! This novel will grab you from the beginning and simply not let go. And Dan Morgan is one of the best heroes to come along in ages." (Jeffery Deaver)

Another great book

Love the Morgan series. I am looking forward to his next adventure. Am glad to see Alex got in.

Just a good listen

Enjoy the author and the narrator! Kept my interest the whole time. Will listen to more from this author and narrator. Thank you.

Great read

Best book in the series! Very intriguing, great story great characters. Ties it all together

I'm glad I discovered this author

audible plus helped me find this author and I have found this books simply intriguing the characters are very human....loving this

Good addition to series

I wasn’t as interested in this book in the series as I was others. I found myself getting irritated with Alex’s “teenage-ness”-attitude etc annoying at times. It didn’t seem to fit with the action series this is. Overall it moves the storyline forward in the series. Unfortunately that means following along with a parent-teen relationship.

Maloney is a great author!

Another great book! Very well presented!! Can't wait to start the next one, tomorrow.

Incongruities

To be fair, just started this book, will update if my mind changes, but a Desert Eagle .50 Cal doesn't shoot .44 Magnum rounds... just fyi

Old School - like 50’s/60’s

I respect and admire the writer’s life and experience. I read his first three books in this series. The story is good, but the writing style is toooooo old fashioned. I couldn’t take it any longer when the lead character called his wife a hussy. I don’t think my parents talk like that and they are in their 80’s. No one talks like that any longer and this isn’t a period piece. I wanted to listen, but I just can’t. Not sure about the age of narrator, but he has done well to get into character too. He sounds like he is 70+, but the lead character in the book is a guy in his 40’s. It just doesn’t work.

could not finish

This book is so full of trivial worthless content, that I fast forwarded through 50% of it until I gave up and quit listening to it.

really bad writing.

Incompetence and miracles

There is a definite theme to this book. The characters make bad choices, mistakes, or dumb decisions and are sure to die, then a miracle happens, chapter end. Repeat.

I’m not expecting, or even wanting, realistic from a book like this, but wow. You’re expected to believe that repeated incompetence is rewarded by some miracle over and over.