Nemesis
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Nemesis
Narrated by:
Scott Brick
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Narrated by:
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Scott Brick
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Written by:
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Gregg Hurwitz
About this listen
Brought to you by Penguin.
NO GREATER FRIEND
Evan Smoak is the guy you want on your side. A former government black ops assassin, he'll be there for you in your darkest hour - and he'll rain hell and thunder on those who caused your pain.
NO WORSE ENEMY
A lone wolf operator, Evan can't afford to lose any of the few people he likes and trusts. But when Tommy Stojack, Evan's loyal, long-time gunsmith and armourer, betrays him, it's war.
Because a good assassin keeps his friends close, but his weapons closer . . .
Praise for the Orphan X series
'Outstanding in every way' LEE CHILD
'Weapons-grade thriller writing' GUARDIAN
'An immensely entertaining adventure' THE TIMES
© Gregg Hurwitz 2025 (P) Penguin Audio 2025
Critic Reviews
Laughs as well as action. A thriller that makes the Jack Reacher books look quaint
He is a weapon of mass entertainment and the action never stops
First-rate and deftly varied combat scenes. Rewardingly, it's more plugged into the mood and issues of the present than a Lee Child slugathon
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