Term Limits is a standalone political thriller, not a Mitch Rapp novel. It opens with the assassination of three of Washington’s most powerful politicians in a single night, followed by an ultimatum from the killers: the government must abandon partisan…
Double Tap continues the younger Mitch Rapp storyline and sends him on his first deep-cover mission. The setup begins when his target, a Pakistani chemical-weapons scientist for hire, is abducted off the streets of Verona before Rapp can reach him.…
Denied Access returns Mitch Rapp to the early phase of his CIA career, picking up after Kill Shot and continuing the younger-Rapp storyline. Official descriptions frame the novel around a CIA in institutional crisis after the collapse of the Soviet…
Capture or Kill is a Mitch Rapp novel written by Don Bentley in Vince Flynn’s series, and it is explicitly set between Pursuit of Honor and The Last Man. The story opens in April 2011, with a senior Iranian intelligence…
Code Red sends Mitch Rapp back into the Middle East on what first looks like a favor owed to a dangerous ally. Damian Losa, described as the world’s most powerful crime lord, calls in that debt after learning that the…
Oath of Loyalty begins with Mitch Rapp in an unusually exposed position: President Anthony Cook sees him as a threat, forcing Irene Kennedy to broker a tense truce between the White House and the CIA’s most dangerous operative. Under the…
Enemy at the Gates begins with Mitch Rapp facing a threat that is less obvious than a terrorist attack but potentially just as dangerous: a high-level mole inside the CIA is searching for sensitive intelligence on Nicholas Ward, the world’s…
Total Power begins when Mitch Rapp captures an ISIS technology expert who reveals he was on his way to meet a shadowy figure claiming he can bring down America’s power grid. Rapp moves quickly to eliminate that threat, but the…
Lethal Agent sends Mitch Rapp into a bioterrorism crisis with global stakes. Official descriptions frame the novel around an unprecedented plot to kill millions during a bitter US presidential election, with Rapp pursuing an ISIS leader he previously failed to…
Red War throws Mitch Rapp into a geopolitical crisis centered on Russia, where President Maxim Krupin learns he has inoperable brain cancer and decides that clinging to power matters more than stability. Rather than allow rivals to exploit his weakness,…