The Last Man: A Novel (Paperback)

from utbw42

Good read....solid Flynn. I would put this in the middle, quality-wise, of the Flynn books I have read, but that still makes it a good page-turner. Instead of Mitch Rapp, I felt the real star in this one was Irene Kennedy, CIA director, but Flynn saved the best part, and Rapp, for the end. Very i...

from ethel55

Mitch Rapp returns in a thirteenth tale, this time back to what is essentially present day. The unrest in Afghanistan during the time of reintegration and before the pull out of US troops sets the stage for an engrossing read. When a high level operative named Joe Rickman disappears, Rapp is sent...

from MSWallack

A fairly standard entry in the almost always entertaining Mitch Rapp series. The best part of the story was the bit of additional character development in Rapp following an injury, but the Flynn decided not to explore that as much as he might have. Too bad. 

from sunnydrk

Another trip into the dark world of the CIA and the Intelligence community. Mr. Flynn keeps the pages turning quickly as Mitch Rapp tries to find a kindnapped operative. As with most of Mr. Flynn's books, the story is so plausible, making you think about just what really is going on in the world ...

from mikedraper

With "The Last Man," the author gives the reader an inside view of covert operations in the CIA. Someone has kidnapped the agency's top covert operative in Afghanistan. He possesses the names of the agency's leading spies and if he talks, it would be an intelligence disaster. Mitch Rapp, the agen...