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| I read Mills’ first offering; it was my last. Yeah, I noticed
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| Rats. That's what I thought. Still have a few more of Flynn's books to go before I complete that part of the series and was hoping Mills' books would be as good. I'll give the first Mills book a read but appreciate the heads-up on what to expect.
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| Mills wrote some really good books before taking up the mantle from Flynn. Check them out. Having given his work an endorsement I just didn't think he quite carried off the Mitch Rapp story. It wasn't BAD per se. It just wasn't the same or the same quality.
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| I've only read the first one of Mills' Mitch Rapp books. It was OK. I don't know if the later ones have improved or not. I have a copy of Lethal Agent but haven't got around to reading it yet (I've got a whole stack of various books that I've picked up over the Covid shutdown). Honestly I found even the later ones by Flynn kind of got into a rut. Rapp taking out the terrorist du Jour while the assholes in congress/DOJ are trying to take him down. I've come to prefer Brad Thor's Scot Harvath series. |
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| I read all of the Flynn books (some twice) and maybe two or three from Mills. In the last one by Mills (sorry, can't remember the title) Mitch had learned to fly the Gulfstream!
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| I've read all of the Flynn and Mills' Mitch Rapp books. They've always been rather formulaic. Actually, I just finished reading the last two Mills' books, Lethal Agent and Total Power. Out of the entire series, Total Power ranks right up there as one of the best in my opinion. A bit of a detour from the standard storyline centering around middle eastern terrorists. Middle eastern terrorists still play a big role, but they aren't the centerpiece. Worth checking out and could be read without needing the preceding books. |
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