Title: Enemy of My Enemy
Author: Tal Bauer
Publisher: Nine Star Press
Publisher URL: http://ninestarpress.com
ISBN: 978-1-911153-96-2
Genre: {M/M}, Political Thriller, Series
Rating: 5 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Critter Nymph
Jack and Ethan are back, and so is their most hated
enemy. The men must pull in all their
chips to find out what is going on, and even then, it may not be enough.
Enemy of My
Enemy is the second
book in the Executive Office series
by author Tal Bauer. This is a series
that must be read in order, so if you have not read Enemies of the State,
you may want to stop reading this review to keep from seeing any spoilers.
Enemy of My
Enemy starts where Enemies of the State ended, with Ethan
agreeing to move into the White House, becoming the First Gentleman. He also agrees to go to work for Irwin,
heading an off the books black-ops mission.
As you can imagine, many in the White House circle are not happy and
soon Jack finds himself looking for a new Vice-President. It was interesting seeing how these two
strong men worked to make this new change in their relationship work. But soon their relationship has more rough turns
than either expected.
When Madigan returns, he sets into motion a plot that
will have the readers wondering just what the hell is going on and whether Jack
and Ethan will ever be able to stop him.
In Enemy of My Enemy,
Madigan’s crazy really shines through.
The things this nut job does, and the plans he has, is just one of the
many parts of this story that will keep the readers turning the pages. There are other twists in this book that will
grab the reader’s attention as well.
More than once I was worried how things would turn out.
Many of the characters we met in the first book, besides
Madigan, Jack, and Ethan, show up in this story as well. Puchkov’s life takes an interesting turn and
so does Lt. Cooper’s. I can’t wait for
both their stories.
While I enjoy the romantic aspect of this series, for me,
it is the political thriller area where the author really shines. I love the way the author has of pulling the
readers in, and keeping the story fresh.
The only real problem I have found, would be that it is very easy to
reveal spoilers while talking about this book.
I think everyone will be surprised by the way Enemy of My Enemy plays out, and I hope book three is just around
the corner because I really need to know what happens.



















