The Survivor

The media could not be loaded.  This is a continuation of the previous part " the last man" awesome action packed thriller that you won't put it down once u start reading it

In typical Vince Flynn style; Mitch is back at what he does best! A thrilling read, beats Trigger Mortis hollow, don't know what a Major Motion Picture series has not yet been made on Mitch Rapp.

Great story with MITCH RAPP doing what he does best.....Complicated plot with a soft ending in the RUSSIAN STEPPES.Worth the read.....KYLE MILLS write with the same style as VINCE FLYNN?? Yes he does......Go for it.

Thank you so Kyle Mills for bringing Mitch back.. We find same old Mitch who was created by our late Vince Flynn.. This time Mitch Rapp is even more lethal.. Delivery was on time.

A good book to read

Like Mills work similar to Flynn. Thanks for keeping Rapp alive.

Kyle mills has taken the baton smoothly frm flynn

very nice

While this book was decent enough, I felt the story dragged at times and overall it is not particularly memorable.It is only the second Mitch Rapp book I've read - the first was American Assassin, which I thoroughly enjoyed - but here he comes across more as a thug than a hero.Based on this particular entry in the series I probably wouldn't bother to read any more but having recently bought the first five books in paperback I hope my interest will be rekindled.

I have no idea how much Vince Flynn had written of The Survivor before he sadly passed away and at which point Kyle Mills took over to complete the book.The outcome is really a very good story that takes you in page by page. The more you read and the more you want to read to see what will happen next. Mitch Rapp will Always be Mitch Rapp but the people around him in the story, even if some old hands at the game, become fresh each time they appear. I have read all the books by Vince Flynn and was never disappointed. Now Kyle Mills has taken over the thread and he has done a very good job with it. I hope he will continue to write as he did in The Survivor. Perhaps Vince Flynn is looking down and smiles and will continue to do so in the future.

After Vince Flynn passed away, I admit I was extremely apprehensive when it was announced someone else would be taking over writing the Mitch Rapp series - my favourite character and storyline.You can tell that it isn't Flynn doing the story telling anymore, the wording is different to what he'd use and as mentioned by other people, this Mitch Rapp is a lot different to Flynn's version - I'm not sure yet whether that's a good or bad thing.One thing you can tell the difference in, is the level of research shown by the two writers. Early on in the Rapp series, Vince Flynn had part of a book set in London and everything was well researched I thought. When Kyle Mills came to place Rapp in London, there was a ton of glaring errors, such as a "hundred pound note" that doesn't even exist or the cabbie using American slang. Even the description of the British spy wearing a bowler hat, expensive shoes and a suit coat seems wildly out of place and shows that the author has drawn on what Britain was like fifty years ago.Overall though, a good read but I still miss Vince Flynn!

I found this story intriguing and interesting. I had to keep reading to the end. It puts a difficult slant on politics and politicians.

And I do, he's my favourite fictional hero, so I have to enjoy this.It was okay, this wasn't Flynn and I could tell because this seemed ...less intelligent, more typical of all the other books of the genre.I still enjoyed it, because it's Mitch Rapp but I know the writer is different so I'm not loving it like I normally would....read all the original books first and you'll get what I mean. It's good but it's not great!