Transfer of Power

Mitch Rapp Series

De: Vince Flynn

Narrado por: Nick Sullivan

This “roller-coaster, edge-of-your-seat thriller” (Star-Tribune, Minneapolis) in the #1 New York Times bestselling Mitch Rapp series follows the CIA’s top operative as he must stop a massacre in Washington, DC, and save the president before terrorists reach the White House.

The stately calm of a Washington morning is shattered when a group of terrorists descends, killing dozens and taking nearly one hundred hostages as they try to infiltrate the White House. The Secret Service immediately evacuates the president to an underground bunker—and while officials argue over how best to negotiate with the enemy, Mitch Rapp, the CIA’s top counterterrorism operative, moves stealthily among the hidden corridors and secret passageways of the nation’s capital to save the hostages before the terrorists reach the president. But there’s someone waiting in the wings, someone within the Washington elite, who is determined to see Rapp’s rescue mission fail.

With heart-pounding thrills and feverish pacing, Transfer of Power “mixes in a spicy broth of brutal terrorists, heroic commandos, and enough secret-agent hijinks to keep the confrontation bubbling until its flag-raising end” (Publishers Weekly).

The first Mitch Rapp series novel written!

Vince Flynn wrote Term Limits and self published it in 1997 after being turned down again and again by publishers. He never had to worry about publishers acceptance again!. The protagonist of Term Limits was us congressman Michael O'Rourke.

Transfer of Power, published in 1999, is the first novel written in the great Mitch Rapp series, but is Book 3 in Mitch Rapp's chronology. It begins what is doubtless the greatest espionage thriller series ever written. Just get the audiobook!

Term Limits and the first three Mitch Rapp novels (#3, 4, and 5 in the Rapp series) are the only of Vince Flynn's audiobooks not narrated by the wonderful George Guidall. All 4 of those books suffer from less than outstanding narration.

Criticisn of Narrator Not Justified

I found both the story and the narration to be excellent and do not understand the basis for the criticism of the narration.

INCREDIBLE BOOK!!!!

Wow! Did I say wow yet? So so so dang good! Mr Flynn had me from Hello”!!! Couldn’t stop listening. A 16 hr book and I couldn’t believe when it was over!

completely enjoyed

I started the first couple of books close to the end of this series so I went back and started from the top. with the first two books having been written sometime after this one it was a good transition but I did miss Stan, and no mention of Greta. the book itself was great, while I do enjoy Guidall reading better, once I was concentrating on story it wasn't that much of a distraction.

Amazing writing!

Narrator isn't George but good. Incredible author and story line! Very well written , smooth transitions. Overall excellent book!

Good book, poor voce acting

The voice actor was a bit annoying, but a very good book. Vince Flynn was a great suspense writer.

one of the best audio books I've listened to!

one of the best audio books I've listened to!

Vince Flynn at his best! never a dull moment.

Fantastic story. Bad narration.

The story in this book was amazing. It was very easy to follow, and maintained my interest. The performance left some to be desired. Pronunciation was a distinct issue.

2nd Flynn Book - Great for Keeping Your Attention

Any additional comments?

Flynn writes well told stories that seem plausible. I'm driving 13 hour round trips on the weekends to our vacation home, and these books keep me awake. My only complaint is, as with so many, a large amount of profanity.

Pretty good

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes. It keeps you interested.

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

It had its moments where you get a bit nervous.

What about Nick Sullivan’s performance did you like?

He was able to make the voices sound like separate people for the most part. Kings voice was most annoying but it really fit the character.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The parts where the terrorist were just cold blooded killing hostages...

Any additional comments?

The ending seemed a bit lack luster....but it was ok.