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In the #1 New York Times bestselling series’ latest thriller, Mitch Rapp finds himself alone and targeted by a country that is supposed to be one of America’s closest allies.

After 9/11, the United States made one of the most secretive and dangerous deals in its history. The evidence against the powerful Saudis who coordinated the attack would be buried. In return, King Faisal would promise to keep the oil flowing and deal with the conspirators in his midst.

When the king’s own nephew is discovered funding ISIS, the president suspects that the Saudis never intended to live up to their agreement. He decides that the royalty needs to be sent a message and that Mitch Rapp is just the man to deliver it. The catch? America can’t be seen moving against an ally. Rapp will be on his own. Forced to make a decision that will change his life forever, Rapp quits the CIA and assembles a group of independent contractors to help him complete the mission.

They’ve barely begun unraveling the connections between the Saudi government and ISIS when the brilliant new head of the intelligence directorate discovers their efforts. With Rapp getting too close, he threatens to go public with the details of the post-9/11 agreement between the two countries.

Facing an international incident that could end his political career, the President orders America’s intelligence agencies to join the Saudis’ effort to hunt the former CIA man down.

Rapp, supported only by a team of mercenaries with dubious allegiances, finds himself at the center of the most elaborate manhunt in history. It’s only a matter of time before he’s caught or killed. Will it be enough to turn the tables on the Saudis and clear his name?

Enemy of the State A Mitch Rapp Novel Vince Flynn Kyle Mills Books

Enemy of the State sees Mitch Rapp unleashed like you’ve never seen him before. Kyle Mills has officially taken over this universe and has made it his own. In recent interviews, I’ve heard Kyle say that he more or less had to write a forgery of sorts when he took over with The Survivor. With three pages left behind by the late Vince Flynn, and very little to go off from The Last Man. Kyle delivered on that forgery, with many fans not knowing where Vince left off and where Kyle took over. With Order to Kill, I feel like Kyle did an even 50/50 with writing in Vince’s style and his own. He stayed true to all our favorite characters and even created a few of his own. One very good one at that. Now, with Enemy of the State, Kyle has taken ownership of this franchise and made it his own and is doing a fantastic job.

Enemy of the State brings back some very special characters from the past, some good and some bad. When I say bad, I don’t mean they were a bad choice, I mean they’re BAD to the bone character wise.

Other fan favorites are also back, Scott Coleman is still recovering but is eager to return to the field and Mike Nash is being built up as a potential player on a whole different level. Dr. Irene Kennedy is of course as impressive as always in her craft and her son Tommy is mentioned quite a bit as always.

In Order to Kill, Kyle hints at a potential relationship for Mitch which I am happy to see moving forward and being a very good thing for Mitch. In fact, Enemy of the State ends on a very good note which finally has Mitch having everything he’s been missing in life. The seismic like activities created in these pages are sure to get you thinking as deep as Mitch is, regarding his past, present and future.

As I mentioned, and then completely went in another direction, in this book we see Mitch Rapp unleashed like never before. In this MUST-READ thriller, he goes rogue and is left to deal with certain situations how best he sees fit. For example, his mission planning is interrupted by a local thug and he deals with him in a quick and permanent as well as bad ass move.

Kyle throws in so many fun easter eggs that are sure to pop out at you if you’re a longtime fan of the series. Along with those, the action, dialogue and story line are sure to capture you from the very first page. Enemy of the State starts off with Mitch fulfilling a promise he made in Order to Kill. While doing so, a longtime favorite character is also mentioned, as Rapp mentions his training so long ago from the pages of American Assassin. To conclude my rambling, Enemy of the State is definitely 5 stars worthy and another winner for Kyle Mills.


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Enemy of the State A Mitch Rapp Novel Vince Flynn Kyle Mills Books Reviews

Here is my review from Enemy of the State based on the advanced readers copy I received from Atria and Emily Bestler Books! A huge thank you to them for having selecting me for an advance copy three years running! Glad to be a Mitch Rapp Ambassador and hope to see more people come enjoy this great series!

In this fast paced Mitch Rapp thriller you're going to experience a little bit of confusion. It's a good thing, don't worry! Mitch is now in a place in his life where things are changing. But don't doubt that he's the one true American asset that knows how to take care of business when it needs to be DONE!

Kyle does a phenomenal job in taking everyone's known Flynn Rapp and making him his own, and it fits right in with everything we've ever known and believed!

What would you think if the best team in the world just split up? What if the Golden State Warriors were like, we are tired of playing basketball! It would be an extremely odd play.

This was a faced paced top-notch read that I I had to force myself to read slowly and enjoy! It fits right into daily news you see on the news and the Enemy is actually relevant in real life just like in the book! Current times make this so much more believable and keep you turning pages faster then you expect too! Please don't miss this one and preorder a copy or two today! I already have my copy of the hardcover and audiobook ordered! Hope this helps you all out! Have a good one!
From Robert Ludlum to Tom Clancy to Vince Flynn, whenever a popular author with on-going characters passes away, those of us who are fans grieve for the loss of the author but also fear for the loss of our heroes. As a GIGANTIC Vince Flynn fan I think it is up to me to be grateful that a talented writer like Kyle Mills has accepted the passing of the literary baton from a Legend and to be fair in my expectations regarding future books. Whining that "it isn't Vince" is useless. The question is not "is it Vince?", the question is "is it good?" In my never to be humble opinion, Kyle Mills is doing an excellent job of keeping Mitch Rapp alive and kicking butt and this book did not disappoint me.
If you are like me, you like to read the 1 star reviews. Note they are 4% and the 5 stars are 71%. I stand with the majority. I have read every MR book and I still enjoy the hell out of them. Kyle Mills is doing a great job of carrying the torch for Vince Flynn. The only thing that sucks about this series is you get one book a year and I read them in a week or less. The other 51 weeks I'm thinking about how I can't wait for the next one!
This book falls way short of the other novels. Every inch of Vince Flynn has been squeezed out and this story was good but extremely flawed. Why would mitch bring together a group of enemies when he could easily recruit from other friendly sources? Why recruit people he swore to kill if he ever saw them again? Why save a man he wanted to kill in a previous book? These flaws show me that this series is over. It reminds me of the Bourne series and the covert one series after Ludlum died. They went from great to mediocre.
I have read the entire series of Mitch Rapp books of Vince Flynn and the last few written by Kyle Mills. Each author wastes not a single word and carries plot and action forward like a bullet. Kyle Mills has added a slight bit of humor and inner life's musings to the Rapp character which I enjoyed. Having been an 'operative' (of nowhere near the caliber of Mitch) but having functioned in that realm for a short period I appreciate the authenticity of the operators characters who assist Mitch in his missions. If you enjoy being gripped by excellent writing, story telling and intriguing characters (and a good fire fight) these books belong in your collection.
Lee Burkins Author of 'Soldier's Heart An Inspirational Memoir and Inquiry of War'
Enemy of the State sees Mitch Rapp unleashed like you’ve never seen him before. Kyle Mills has officially taken over this universe and has made it his own. In recent interviews, I’ve heard Kyle say that he more or less had to write a forgery of sorts when he took over with The Survivor. With three pages left behind by the late Vince Flynn, and very little to go off from The Last Man. Kyle delivered on that forgery, with many fans not knowing where Vince left off and where Kyle took over. With Order to Kill, I feel like Kyle did an even 50/50 with writing in Vince’s style and his own. He stayed true to all our favorite characters and even created a few of his own. One very good one at that. Now, with Enemy of the State, Kyle has taken ownership of this franchise and made it his own and is doing a fantastic job.

Enemy of the State brings back some very special characters from the past, some good and some bad. When I say bad, I don’t mean they were a bad choice, I mean they’re BAD to the bone character wise.

Other fan favorites are also back, Scott Coleman is still recovering but is eager to return to the field and Mike Nash is being built up as a potential player on a whole different level. Dr. Irene Kennedy is of course as impressive as always in her craft and her son Tommy is mentioned quite a bit as always.

In Order to Kill, Kyle hints at a potential relationship for Mitch which I am happy to see moving forward and being a very good thing for Mitch. In fact, Enemy of the State ends on a very good note which finally has Mitch having everything he’s been missing in life. The seismic like activities created in these pages are sure to get you thinking as deep as Mitch is, regarding his past, present and future.

As I mentioned, and then completely went in another direction, in this book we see Mitch Rapp unleashed like never before. In this MUST-READ thriller, he goes rogue and is left to deal with certain situations how best he sees fit. For example, his mission planning is interrupted by a local thug and he deals with him in a quick and permanent as well as bad ass move.

Kyle throws in so many fun easter eggs that are sure to pop out at you if you’re a longtime fan of the series. Along with those, the action, dialogue and story line are sure to capture you from the very first page. Enemy of the State starts off with Mitch fulfilling a promise he made in Order to Kill. While doing so, a longtime favorite character is also mentioned, as Rapp mentions his training so long ago from the pages of American Assassin. To conclude my rambling, Enemy of the State is definitely 5 stars worthy and another winner for Kyle Mills.