Mortal Enemy - Nicholas Ryan Howard

Written by Nicholas Ryan Howard
Read by Full Cast
Format: M4B

Vant Hu’l is cursed. Dragged to the center of a wasteland by a ruthless malevolence, the legendary warrior discovers a cavern filled with devious riddles and fiendish traps. Upon solving the labyrinth, he is confronted by a hideous creature. A beast with unimaginable abilities. A being of unspeakable evil…. Death.

Without a shred of clemency, the demigod presents Vant with a choice: do his sinister bidding out in the world or suffer an eternity of horrifying torment. Thus begins Vant’s quest out of the badlands, through the hostile wilderness, into the clutches of twisted townships, and finally toward conflict with the vile stewards of a corrupted civilization.

But Vant will not go it alone. In the midst of his journey, he develops an unlikely companionship with a clever and venturesome teenage girl, the expert survivalist Skii Tavee. They also form an alliance with two newfound - but questionable - companions: Kram Grammie, the sneaky con man who is as crafty as he is klepto, and an off-kilter eccentric bizarrely known as “The World’s Worst Magician”. United, they set out to dispatch their foes, rescue the innocents caught in the crossfire, and unite the forces of a world gone astray, all while reconciling with their own haunting pasts.

Mortal Enemy is an experience like no other. It is a relentless whirlwind of action and adventure. A tale of conflicted heroes and dastardly villains. A story rich with darkness and struggle, yet filled with devilishly wicked humor. It is jam-packed with nightmarish scenarios, fantastical environments, rich mythology, incredible weapons, unique technologies, and characters dripping with personality…with shocking surprises awaiting you at every turn.

Come experience Death…if you dare.

(If you want my opinion — One of the best audiobook productions I have heard so far, sometimes Graphic Audio has too many sound effects; people chewing food, or guzzling a drink…it sounds gross to me, I dont want to hear every stab, slurp, and burp - this production is perfect, not too much, but not so little that it jars you out of the story when you hear the music or sound effects; just enough, perfect - again in my opinion!!)