Richard Arden has just been told he's dying - a rare disease, no cure, no way to know if he has months or years. Alone in the world, with no family and no one to call, he decides he won't wait for it to take him. He'll choose the moment himself.
Then, standing on a bridge at the edge of that choice, someone tries to kill him first.
What follows is a relentless, feverish chase through a city that seems to be turning against Richard from every direction - police who won't believe him, a doctor searching for a rational explanation, a woman named Angela who loves him anyway, and a pursuer he can never quite see. Is someone really hunting him, or is his mind unraveling under the weight of his diagnosis? As the line between persecution and delusion disappears, Richard has only one path left: to stop running, and finally turn to face what's chasing him.
ENEMIGO is a gripping, atmospheric descent into fear, love, and mortality - a story that asks how far a man will go, and how much he'll risk, when he's already been told how it ends.