A word of warning if you have not yet read Rob Sinclair’s finale of the ‘Enemy’ series in Hunt for the Enemy. When you start you will not stop reading this thumping roller-coaster of an epic thriller until you have reached the last page. The best in the series. Just a shame it has ended here. The story starts with a step back in time and to a job he has been asked to do and now branded a traitor Logan is on the run in a grim and freezing Russian winter and he is fighting for his life as he has been framed for a murder and now the Joint Intelligence Agency (JIA) call him a ‘rogue operative’. Why? What has Logan done after such a long and loyal service. Is this what happens to operatives when they have served their useful purpose the JIA. Logan is a man on the run a fugitive that the agency wants to see eliminated, but it is not just the JIA that are after Logan and he must use all his skills to stay one step ahead and stay alive. In Hunt for the Enemy the past and present collide in a story that is a gripping action packed thriller that packs a punch were other espionage thriller lack. The story takes the reader on a globe-trotting high stakes and murky world of international espionage. You cannot help but want to see Logan survive and stop the killing of agents from all sides. Along the way he is re-united with a former lover who once turned against him and she too is on the run and together, this time round will Logan trust her again or will he turn against her. Sinclair has done an outstanding job with all three books in the series and has brought the story finale alive by bringing the best of the previous two book and turned Hunt for the Enemy into a thrilling conclusion and one I can highly recommend if you have not read any of the books then all three are a must if you love high speed action drama at its very best. What now for Rob Sinclair? I cannot wait to find out. My thanks to the author for a review copy.

What a satisfying and thrilling conclusion to this trilogy! Having recently read the first 2 books in this series, Dance With The Enemy and Rise Of The Enemy, and thoroughly enjoyed them, I just had to read the final part and quickly downloaded it via Kindle Unlimited® and dived into it straight away. Once again, this book if full of action and suspense from start to finish that certainly kept me enthralled and reading way into the night. There are new characters and returning ones all of which are well developed and believable; the pace is fast and the plot is excellent and full of twists ... you really don't know who to trust! This is the third in the series and although it can be read as a standalone, I would recommend reading them in order but if I had to choose, this particular story is my favourite in that it delves into Logan's past and previous missions which adds even more to him as a character. However, regardless whether you read one or all of them, you won't be disappointed in the slightest but be warned, once you start reading them, you won't be able to stop so make sure you have some free time on your hands

Logan is back and this time it is personal!! He's been betrayed by anyone and everyone and he's realised "the enemy of my enemy is my friend". Hunt for the Enemy picks up where Rise of the Enemy left off with Logan on the run from the various security services in a rather chilly Russia. I felt cold reading in during a remarkably mild February. The chase continues around Eastern Europe and beyond. But we also see a bit of Logan's history, the people who have trained and influenced him and the events that have shaped him. This time round, things are getting tighter for Logan and just when you think the game is up for him, like a magician he pulls something out the bag. I'm not a huge fan of spy thrillers but the Enemy series have been a fantastic set to read. Rob Sinclair's writing draws you in so you feel you there with Logan whether it's central Paris or deepest darkest Siberia! I was willing Logan to succeed at every turn, to find the Enemy! Hunt for the Enemy is a spectacular finale to the trilogy! Thank you to Rob Sinclair for sending me this ebook to read and review.