Kill Shot follows the mighty, deadly agent from American Assassin as he once more is given a task that he must follow completely. Kill Shot was published in the year of 2012 and, as it stands, is one of our favorites from the author. Kill Shot is book two of Vince Flynn’s Mitch Rapp novels in order, a series of novels that we consider to be the best Vince Flynn series. In our opinion, the order we are following is the best order to read Vince Flynn’s books, though the Vince Flynn’s books in order of publication isn’t bad either. Very much worthy of being called Vince Flynn’s best book as the action-packed writing, along with the storyline of Flynn’s earliest days makes the novel quite a treat to read. The assassin in hand has a body count stretching from Beirut to Istanbul, so it will require more than just one man to stop the fiend. When Mitch Rapp begins his six-month-long and extremely intensive training, he meets all the other people who are recruited for this job and who all have one single goal in mind – to thwart terrorists who want to attack America. Knowing that he is quite naturally and physically gifted and has a great latency, Mitch is chosen by the CIA Operations Director Thomas Stansfield along with Irene Kennedy to join a group of other operatives. The Pan Am Lockerbie attack is something that Mitch Rapp has in the back of his mind day in and day out and he wants to get some payback for what happened then. The eponymous lead character Mitch Rapp is quite a talented, gifted, and mighty individual. Worth noting is that if we were following Flynn’s Mitch Rapp series in order of publication, American Assassin would be one of the five last books. Not too rarely, one can hear the series referred to as Flynn’s American Assassin series, as well.Īmerican Assassin was published in the year of 2010. Nevertheless, let’s see what our picks are for the best Vince Flynn books.Īmerican Assassin is the first book in the Vince Flynn series, one formally known as Flynn’s Mitch Rapp series. Vince had a troubled life with dyslexia, but he incorporated writing and reading into his daily routine, which aided him immensely. Sadly, just a week before departing for Officer Candidate School, Vince was disqualified due to medical aspects. However, in 1991, Vince resigned from his position as he wanted to try his hand as an aviator for the US Marine Corps.
Upon graduation, Vince began working as an account and sales marketing specialist for Kraft Foods.
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