Separation of Power
Mitch Rapp Series
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Narrated by:
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Ken Kilban
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By:
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Vince Flynn
The confirmation of Dr. Irene Kennedy as the CIA’s new director explodes into chaos as a deadly inside plot to destroy her and prematurely end the president’s term emerges. Meanwhile, a dangerous world leader gains power in the nuclear arms race, leading Israel to force the president’s hand with a chilling ultimatum. With the specter of World War III looming, the president calls on top counterterrorism operative Mitch Rapp, but with only two weeks to take out the nukes, Rapp is up against a ticking clock—and impossible odds.
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All Mitch Rapp books are entertaining. Some amazing, and some great. But they all keep you entertained the whole way through. Vince Flynn does a great job to depict corruption in Politics that actually makes it fun to read rather then run for your life, like I do whenever it's re-election season in TV commercial world. This story is a bit different then the other 9 I've read from the Mitch Rapp series, where it has less action, but more deceptive plot thwarting. The thing that seriously made it unbearable even from the first few minutes, was the narrator. What the heck was the production company thinking hiring this guy? Was George Guidall on vacation? Even Nick Sullivan (who narrated two mitch rapp books was better). I seriously think this was a horrendous decision on everyone's part to hire Ken Kilban. Google Jack Palance and listen to how he adds an extra breath at the end of each sentence and word, and this ken guy, is 15x worse. I wonder if that's how he talks in real life? what a disaster. If you can power through, then the good news is atleast he only reads one of the books in the long series. He ruins Mitch's character. He ruin's Dr. Kennedy's character. I don't mind his voice for the whiny politicians, that actually seems to fit. But my biggest problem is with Vince Flynn approving of this guy, and the production company doing the same. Regardless, decent story with less action then mitch is used to. And a horrible narration job. The worst.Why hire this narrator?
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The voices were absolutely horrible and he made Mitch sound like a whiny school boy. The other voices were just as bad and I cannot in good faith recommend hearing this guy.
If in fact you do listen to him, be aware that your ears may bleed. your temperature will probably rise and you may end up with a case of turrets while listening.
As agonizing as it was to listen to this book, the story itself was great!! I recommend reading it though to save yourself and mind from the horribleness ( yeah, I don't think thats a word ) your about to encounter by pressing play.
Great book, narration horrible
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Good Story....Narrator not so much
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Long winded
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Crappy narrator
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