This is one of the best of the books in the series. There is plenty of action and not a lot of yacking.

The plot was very good nice number of twists and just great fun for a Man.

Yes he was great a normal.

The well written and complex story.

Mitch Rapp

Mitch Rapp

Yes, but time wouldn't allow it.

A must read!

One of the better Mitch Rapp stories and all Mitch Rapp stories are great. Well done Vince Flynn.

One of the better readers in Audible. Good performance.

Three words? You're kidding right?

While the entire Vince Flynn series is wonderful. It truly is a treat to see an author get so far into a series and not lose sight of the characters, the emotion and twists. I highly recommend the series and this book. As always, the narrator George Guidall is extraordinarily talented and a real joy to listen to.

Stan Hurley. What an obnoxiously wonderful character.

AAA+Which by the way is a better rating than some countries! He is always remarkable.

My eyes were wide at the narrative of Mitch Raps rant to the Afgan Local Police. Riveting.

Please Vince, you can have my money... Write more Mitch Rapp books.

This is hands down one of Vince Flynn's best novels yet! It is a great comeback from the last Mitch Rapp book Kill Shot, which in my opinion was a bit of a disappointment. Mitch and Hurley live up to their reputation making this a great listen. I simply could not stop listening. So if you like the MItch Rapp series or if you are looking for a great listen with a lost of action from start to finish then this is the book for you. Warning, those adverse to a lot of violence may find this book offensive. Everyone else, you can't go wrong with this choice.

If you aren't in to the Afganastan fiasco, you won't like this story. I am not and didn't. The whole story revolved around a torture ... which I hate. Rapp was his traditional macho self but spends much of the book on the sidelines from an injury then reappears cured without adequate explanation of how he recovered in a matter of hours. In the NFL he would have been on injured reserve for a couple of weeks at least. Oh well, it is fiction. If you like the Afganastan stuff and torture, you may enjoy it.

Glad to see Mitch back in the present. Didn't enjoy the last two books that delved into his
past.

There is something about this series that just appeals to me and it has managed to maintain originality and not become formulaic and predictable. I love the political intrigue and action. On some level you wish that people lilke this really existed, someone that could just dismiss the political agenda and get to the heart of the issue in a very direct and sometimes violent manner, which is what makes this series such a pleasure to read or listen to. I am always sad when the book ends especially since I always finish it in a day or two. I find things to do so I can just continue to listen and then can't wait for the next installment.

The narrator as always is perfect, he adds just the right amount of drama without going overboard and is the real voice of this series.

It was refreshing to see Mitch get a little loopy in the hospital and let his guard down, it was a very interesting turn of events.

If you like the series, this entry is definately worth the credit once again.

I highly recommend this audiobook. Flynn makes the Rapp character and to a lesser degree the Nash character a little different making me look forward to future books.

The plot is fast moving and has enough characters that keep your attention through the whole book. The facts feel real and it keeps my emotions enganged throughout the story.

George Guidall brings the character's alive, especially Rapp. He is amazing.