Fugitive 13: The explosive thriller that will have you gripped (Sleeper 13 Book 2) Kindle Edition

Complex and intricate plot. Characters are complicated and interesting but not very likeable. I was left disappointed in the story overall. I know that the world of terrorism and counterterrorism is very grey and murky but in this book you spend hours of reading time and really don't know very much more about the "truth" of this story then you knew when you started. And on the last page you need to read another book to get answers to the essential questions. Very unsatisfying. A book should not resemble a weekly TV show. Especially not if you decide that you didn't like it enough to move on. Feels a bit like I wasted my time. The writing is ok but there are too many episodes that defy time or limits of the human body or whatever. The chief character displays superhuman capabilities in the midst of repetitive bloody encounters. It all strains credulity again and again. I won't be continuing on.

I struggled to finish the first book, then started this, the second. At 20% in, I'm giving it up. The pace is slow and there is an abundance of tedious detail. Characters are weak. I never know any of these people, let alone give a fig about them. Rather than moving a plot, these books seem to just go from fight or flight to fight or flight. I read this sort of book for entertainment. I am not entertained here, and generally not even interested. Reading this is more like a task than being entertained. I don't understand the rave reviews. I think the ones with captions like "Disappointing...." nail it for me.

Because I had to know what was going to happen. I also loved Sleeper 13. I will also read Imposter 13.

my review of fugitive 13 is bittersweet....the MOST important sweet? I LOVED this book...it was action packed and had twists and turns all the way to the end...."just WHO DO you trust??"...you just never know until the end and for me? it was a fast paced read...but the bitter? i'm sad that I come into this series with reading book #2 before number 1...although these are stand alone books, I probably won't go back and read number one because just enough was exposed as you read to tell me all I needed to know but I see #3 in my horizons!!!...if you like thrillers, you won't be disappointed and do yourself a favor, don't get caught up on all those low-ranked reviews until you give this a try!!

This book left me feeling very confused. I understand that there's a third book to tie the whole story together yet this one felt convoluted and rushed. I'd recommend it purely for the series. I've never been able to not finish a book once I started reading it and sometimes that's a bad thing. For me, this is one of those times.

If you enjoy espionage, suspense and action you will love this sequel. Sinclair takes his main character through a myriad of evil trials while leading him forward to the justice that he is searching for.

A good paced terrorist plot. The characters portrayed are believable but a little one dimensional. Action travels around the Midwest and begs you to get out a map to gain perspective. Ending does not have closure so you have to buy the next book for that.

read this and any other book by Rob Sinclair. Characters are well developed. You feel like you really know who they are as the plots unfold. The plots are well developed and stay on track with an appropriate amount of twists and turns to keep you engaged and not befuddled. I have pre-ordered the third book in this series. He is an excellent read.

After thoroughly enjoying the first book in this trilogy I was rather disappointed by this second episode. I felt that the story had lost momentum and to a certain extent was becoming predictable. Aydin must have a remarkably robust constitution to survive his many injuries without adequate medical intervention and the proverbial "nine lives of a cat" to survive the frequent attempts on his life.For me, the main focus of interest now is to confirm who is the real enemy within and what is his/her agenda, so I will complete the trilogy when the final episode is availableAnOn

Another great read in this trilogy. When I started the first book I had no idea it was a trilogy. I look forward to the third book. The storyline is as confusing at times as is the conflicts it is involved with. People seem to switch from side to side with alarming regularity. Is there a mole? If there is who is it? There are so many people it could be. Who is aligned with who? I guess to find out you will have to read the book, you won't be sorry!!!

This is the second book in the "Sleeper 13" trilogy and I know that unputdownable is a cliche, but this book, like the first was unputdownable. The story, the writing style, the action all good. The protagonist is seemingly indestructible which is just a tad difficult to believe in places, but who cares. Well recommended. Will definitely buy Imposter 13 when it is released. Five stars.

Second in a trilogy and I didn’t read the first. Won’t read the third, either. The story line was OK, pacy. But it was too detailed for me. You need some detail but I got the impression that the Author was tiring to tell me just how much he knew about terrorism, ISIL the various locations we visited.

I downloaded this as soon as finished the first as couldn't put it down. Again this doesn't disappoint, action packed, not knowing who's behind the Farm, who in MI6 is corrupt, who exactly is Aydin's dad working for and his uncle. I enjoyed again the relationship between Aydin and Cox helping him out against her job but trusting his instincts to get to the truth