The Enemy Within: The Way to Freedom Series, Book 4

The Way to Freedom #4

by H.M. Clarke, Katherine Anderson (Narrator)

Kalena awakes with no memory of who - or what - she is.

A Dymarki family takes her in as one of their own and she works alongside them to help keep their home safe from the evil lowlanders.

As she lives and works, she discovers that she has a power that is quickly growing within her. One that can help to defend her new found people.

But what will be the cost of that power be to her "unknown" searching friends?

Genres: Fantasy

Audible Audio

First published December 2, 2014

About the author

In a former life, H M Clarke has been a Console Operator, an ICT Project Manager, Public Servant, Paper Shuffler and an Accountant (the last being the most exciting.)

She attended Flinders University in Adelaide, South Australia, where she studied for a Bachelor of Science (Chem), and also picked up a Diploma in Project Management while working for the South Australian Department of Justice.

In her spare time, she likes to lay on the couch and watch TV, garden, draw, read, and tell ALL her family what wonderful human beings they are.

She keeps threatening to go out and get a real job (Cheesecake Test Taster sounds good) and intends to retire somewhere warm and dry - like the middle of the Simpson Desert. For the time being however, she lives in Ohio and dreams about being warm...

She is also a bit of a video game nerd and, is into Star Trek, Midsomer Murders and Harry Potter, and she absolutely adores the TV show Almost Human

Reviews

[Princess Dawn · Rating 4 out of 5]

I do like this series but the reason I knocked off a star is because the editing is awful. The wrong spelling of things is used frequently like the word pass is used several times but should be past. There are extra words and sentences that don't make any sense. It's really frustrating and makes reading less enjoyable. I even took a break from the series because it seems each book gets worse as though they aren't important enough to edit because the author is just trying to crank out books.

[Lisa Heiser · Rating 5 out of 5]

WOW

Oh my goodness this was great! It's tough to write a review without giving spoilers...just know that it is full of surprises and we got to meet new characters. I love to try and figure out what is going on in a book and I have some ideas, but after reading this part of the series, I am not so sure. I am grabbing the next book now so I don't have to wait to see what happens next.

[Tina · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok

This story has so much potential, but geez, could someone find this author an editor. The mistakes are ridiculous. The word bought is used instead of brought, every time. That is just one in many. And seriously, this should not be classified as a whole book.

[Louise · Rating 4 out of 5]

A lot better

This one was a lot more interesting. Kalena's story in this part is ne, but still so full of secrets, it's impossible to fully understand what's going on. The book does need going over by an editor though.

[Sonya Kamell · Rating 5 out of 5]

Short but continuing to improve. Still interesting!

Loving this plot line. Character development is natural and interesting with fun plot twists keeping one guessing. Going to read on!

[Lindy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enemy

The Enemy Within. Oooh is Asner going to be a good guy, bad guy or someone more sinister to them all.

[Lee Brothers · Rating 5 out of 5]

Things are rarely what they appear to be and this is certainly true in this book. I'm delighted to say!!

[Debbie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Kalena has been rescued by some very strange creature, but she has lost her memories from a head injury and don't know who she is. She encounters Asnar who she doesn't know and not sure who what he is. She is realizing she can do things with her mind and to her it a little unnerving. She needs to try and figure out who she really is since they have given her another name. Another great book in the series.