Enemy of Valor

Valor, Book 3

By: Josh Hayes

Narrated by: Marc Vietor

Cardinal is coming....

After the raid in a raider outpost, Agent Jackson Fischer is forced to turn his attention toward his own, looking for enemies from within, ones far closer than he’d ever imagined. Cardinal’s reach is far and wide, and as the investigation deepens, the extent of the threat becomes uncomfortably clear.

Corporal Allen Sheridan and the Sabers of Team Valkyrie are up against a new enemy, one that seems to know what they’re going to do before they do it. Tasked with helping Fischer track down Cardinal assets, they find themselves out of their element and struggling to keep up.

Entangled in the fight of their lives, Fischer and Sheridan must push through ever-growing odds to locate Cardinal, knowing if they fail the only outcome will be war.

This epic conclusion to the Valor military sci-fi series is action-packed and will keep listeners on their very edge of their seat. Experience a thrilling story of betrayal, loyalty, and commitment to a greater cause.

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Good.book

a pretty good book and it gets really interesting later on in the book and I recommend this book and a good book to end the story.

great finish to the series

At first I honestly could not see how Josh Hayes would finish this in just one more book but he did it so well and it was amazing and you should read it. The audio performance was Super. I've enjoyed everything I've heard from that particular narrator and this was no exception. well worth the time and money invested. Thanks for the fantastic yarn!

Uninspired

Repetitive in the action and stale characters, you can skip half the story and not miss a thing.

Pretty good for half a book

This is not really a book, it's the end of a book that was begun in the previous volume in this series. It's well written, but suffers fairly badly for not being a complete story.

Absent that, I'd be giving the book a four, because the writing is pretty good and the story is entertaining. As it is, I'll need to do more research into any other Hayes book, since I really don't want to have to buy a single pretty good story at the price of several books.

Boring

It was absolutely boring and I gave up before the end of the book not caring what happened, Another case of a writer trying to stretch one good book into a series.