The Third Option: Mitch Rapp Series
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| Rating | : | 4.44 (530 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0050D5L8I |
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| Number of Pages | : | 142 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-06 |
| Language | : | English |
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"“No matter how hard I try to get out, they keep dragging me back in…”" according to Thomas Moody. Another superb addition to the Mitch Rapp series by the late Vince Flynn. After ignominiously discovering the seduction of Vince Flynn’s catalogue only last year (three years after his passing), I’ve since determined to read each installment and look forward to becoming enthralled with each. This, “The Third Option,” is the third in the Flynn catalogue and the second in the Mitch Rap. Let's get real here for a change hen263 Why one star after reading three other books in the series? Simple: The protagonist, Mitch Rapp, is so ridiculously over the top incredible, it just wore me out. Imagine John Wick times Superman times Jason Bourne and there is Mitch Rapp.The greatest lax player of all time (lax is played on a field not a "pitch" btw); not just an Ironman competitor, but a guy who WON the freaking Kona Ironman Championship (. Mitch Rapp is the Third Option in This Thriller from the Late Vince Flynn As a general rule, I often enjoy movies about super-stud, kick-ass spies like James Bond or Jason Bourne, who are often caught up in labyrinthian plots where everyone is betraying everyone else and you never know who to trust. But for whatever reason, I've never been very fond of books about these sorts of characters. The characters often seem very one-dimensional and the plots are so completely over the to
Her detractors will resort to extreme measures to prevent her from taking the reins-which makes Rapp an expendable asset. Irene Kennedy is named the successor to dying CIA Director Thomas Stansfield-a choice that enrages many inside the world's most powerful intelligence agency. But Mitch Rapp is no one's pawn, and he will stop at nothing to find out who has set him up.. CIA counterterrorism operative Mitch Rapp falls prey to government forces with an agenda of their own after Dr