by Vince Flynn
Mitch Rapp was having a good run on his projects until he got setup and shot at in the job in Paris. Now he is on the run. Who set him up? And why would there be so little trust on him not being a stone cold killer? There should be trust in characters by now if they have been working together...
A much better effort than the previous American Assassin novel in the Mitch Rapp series. Flynn has spent the last year battling prostate cancer, so any effort from him was a welcome sight. Overcoming a somewhat plodding middle after a quick start, this plot came together nicely at the end and really...
Book 12, in the Mitch Rapp seriesThis is yet another thriller that is very exciting and captivating in which the pages seem to turn themselves. This is the second novel “The American Assassin” was the first to revisit Mitch Rapp’s time in the CIA and his early years when he branched out on his own a...
I got to about 40% in this book and thought it was good but I didn't see myself reading the rest of the series. At 90% I changed my mind and I can't wait to read another one.
When I was a wee teenage boy in the early 80's (yes I know, I'm old, so what, wanna fight?) I frequented my local public library, called a free library at the time, I don't know why, I never have been to a library where I had to pay. There was always numerous chromed wire racks (the kind that spin a...
*Genre* Thriller*Rating* 4.0*First Thoughts* Probably the best Mitch Rapp story in this series. I love the fact that Flynn has taken his series back to the beginning and is retelling how Rapp became the CIA's best terrorist killer. I'm shocked to say that Mitch might even be better than Scot Harvath...
Really good. Back to 4 star quality for me. A new view of Stan Hurley.
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