In the late 1980s he graduated from college majoring in finance, and then he started working a 9-to-5 job in the corporate world.
Little did he know that, eventually, he would get to use that love for fighting terrorism through his books. The love for going after the bad guys was instilled in him from back then through his father’s job. He grew up in Oregon, however, over the years, he traveled to many places around the country and the world due to the fact that his dad was an FBI agent who went on to become director of Interpol, so Kyle got to experience the life of an “army brat,” basically traveling wherever his dad’s job took them. Now Mitch Rapp and his team of friends must infiltrate the Mexican cartels to find the ISIS leader whom he still has a beef with and to put him out of his misery once and for all. But as deadly as all this is, it’s just a major diversion to keep Mitch Rapp busy from their real goal: weaponize a deadly virus they found in Yemen. They are also recruiting Mexican drug cartels to help them smuggle the created bioweapon across the border. They have kidnapped a French microbiologist to work on creating anthrax. All politicians can think about is keeping their powers intact. But they must do it without being discovered because if the Russians find out what they are up to, a nuclear holocaust is not out of the question.Ī divided America is at the brink of new elections. So now Mitch and his friends, Grisha, and Scott Coleman, team up to go to Russia and get rid of a dangerous threat once and for all. A war with the West should do the trick nicely. Anyone who tries to threaten him or mention about his illness is swiftly dealt with, and when his illness is becoming much more visible, he needs a serious diversion. While doing so, he is not very eager to relinquish his power. This story takes us to Russia, where the president, Maxim Krupin, has just found out that he has brain cancer, so now he is under treatment. But since Saudi is an ally, he has to do it in secret to avoid any diplomatic issues between the two countries. Mitch has to find the entire terrorist network and destroy it for good. So Rapp is now sent in a secret and dangerous mission to exact revenge on the Saudi royal who has been siphoning money into ISIS. The problem is that Saudi is an ally, and its leadership should never fall into the wrong hands.
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He doesn’t get a chance, though, because soon he hears about Saudi Prince Talal bin Musaid having been caught paying ISIS with a briefcase full of cash. Mitch Rapp is still licking his wounds from his latest adventure, so he decides to take it easier for a bit. After Mitch, working together with Scott Coleman, gets ahold of one of those nukes, he learns something dire about that one nuke, something that gets him to infiltrate ISIS hoping to learn more. Also, the Russians are teaming up with ISIS, which makes things even more dangerous for the whole world. The bombs were stolen by a group working for the Russian president, Maxim Krupin, who wants to use them for his own benefit to cripple the competition.
This time, Mitch Rapp must go to Pakistan to find six A-bombs that were stolen from Pakistan.
Order to Kill is a direct follow-up to The Survivor. When the Pakistanis are also after the forbidden secret documents, Mitch must do whatever he can to find them first before they will have dire consequences for the US. Because, he kept those stolen documents in a secret place, so now he can’t divulge their location anymore. Mitch Rapp was sent after him, but sadly, getting rid of the traitor didn’t solve the problems. When Joseph “Rick” Rickman, ex-CIA star, stole sensitive information from the CIA, little did he know that he would end up dead soon. The Survivor picks up where Vince Flynn’s last book, The Last Man, left off. The Patriot Attack (Covert-One #12), 2015.The Utopia Experiment (Covert-One #10), 2013.The Ares Decision, (Covert-One #8), 2009.The original Mitch Rapp books by Vince Flynn are listed here. Enemy of the State (Mitch Rapp #16), 2017.
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