Pursuit of Honor

from SamSattler

I am arriving way late to the Vince Flynn/Mitch Rapp party because, if I count correctly, "Pursuit of Honor" is Flynn's tenth book in the Mitch Rapp series. It is my first exposure to the character - and I only wish I had arrived earlier. But the good news is that, although I have a lot of catchi...

from Andrew-theQM

Didn't really enjoy the first part of book - plot didn't seem to be moving on fast enough, but absolutely loved the last two-thirds of the book. Read in two sittings, punctuated by sleep! Keen now to read more in the series. Shows you should never give up on a book.

from utbw42

Better than the last Flynn novel. Flynn managed to keep the suspense of the terrorists loose in the States at a high level while mixing in the dynamics of Rapp and Nash's relationship. More Rapp in this novel than the last one, which probably is what made it a better novel, as I still find Rapp a...

from mikedraper

Mitch Rapp and Mike Nash stopped a group of terrorists before they could destroy the National Counterterrorism Center. 180 people died but it could have been much worse. Three of the terrorists have escaped and have cut ties to al Qaeda. Working as an independent cell they are well hidden. Mitch ...

from mtkingsley

This is the first book of Vince Flynn's that I have read, although this is apparently the 10th book related to the main character Mitch Rapp. This book reminded me a bit of David Baldacci, whose works I read all the time. It was a fairly standard terrorist plot against the U.S., but there was goo...