Book Review: Alien - Enemy of my Enemy
Alien: Enemy of my Enemy is an extended piece of written media set in the universe of Ridley Scott’s Alien franchise. Written by Mary SanGiovanni, an author with an extensive history in the horror/thriller genres; Enemy of my Enemy follows an extended cast of characters as they seek to survive an outbreak of Xenomorphs on a moon colony. The book was published by Titan Books and released in February 2023. It’s worth highlighting that my interest in the Alien franchise is sporadic as I find the series ranges considerably in quality depending on the film. I never really considered picking a book up in the series until just recently after watching and enjoying the newest film in the franchise; Alien Romulus. The plot behind Enemy of my Enemy follows the perspective of medical researcher Dr. Siobhan McCormick. Siobhan works for Seegson, a pharmaceutical company with a research station based out on BG-791; an orbiting moon which is set on a gradual collision course with the planet Heph
