Marvel’s Black Widow: Red Vengeance

The Black Widow Novels, Book 2

By: Margaret Stohl

Narrated by: Julia Whelan

The Avengers' iconic master spy is back, and she's seeing red.

Emotions are dangerous, which is why the graduates of Moscow's famed spy school the Red Room are taught to keep their enemies close and their loved ones at a distance. Black Widow and Red Widow, also known as Natasha Romanoff and Ava Orlova, forgot that lesson once, and they won't forget it again.

But the Widows have inherited something else from their shared Moscow past: a relentless need for vengeance - Ivan Somodorov is dead, but his network of terror remains.

While the Widows search South America in order to extinguish a smuggling operation with ties to their old nemesis, their own Red Room not only attempts to assassinate them both but also hacks their secure S.H.I.E.L.D. network. As a result, Ava and Natasha find themselves thrust into a trying mission of international intrigue that takes them throughout the world and back to New York City, where their friends Dante and Sana become unlikely targets as well. Once again, nothing is as it seems, no one can be trusted, and no one is safe - not unless the Widows can stop a conspiracy involving stolen nuclear warheads, mind-altering chemical weapons, and ultimately, betrayal by old friends and enemies alike.

©2016 Margaret Stohl (P)2016 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

another great story

I enjoyed the second part of the Black Widow story. Thanks for another great listen.

It was OK, I guess.

It was ok I guess. It was more of a set up for the next book. If there is a next book, I'll buy it... maybe.

Good but not as good as the first.

Same format but the story was not as compelling. Still liked it. If you heard the first then you need to hear this one.

A sequel that lives up to the first book.

Natasha and Ava are back and mean business in the next installment of Margaret Stohl's series. After the events of the first novel Stohl leads the reader on a wonderful adventure that still has the butt-kicking adventure and action readers expect from characters living in a Marvel universe, but also with the grieving process and problems facing a teenager from a less than average background needing to process and move on. A few elements of this story are a bit more fantastical than the events of the previous installment (think ghosts) but whether the ghosts are real or imagined by the main characters to cope is pretty much left up to the reader.

Julia Whelan captivates audiences once again an another stunning performance bringing multiple characters to life and expressing a wide range of emotions.

read it, its awesome for a black widow fan

i loved it what else do you need me to say that i loved it