Pursuit of Honor Mass Market Paperback – August 31, 2010

A very good book. Great plot. Unfortunately, the previous book really needs to have been read to fully appreciate this one. Nevertheless, I did enjoy the book and will read the next one. Flynn does a great job humanizing his characters and outing the corrupt politicians ubiquitous pursuit of power. The main story is about a bunch of cowardly Muslims who attack innocent people to make themselves seem righteous in their own eyes. The hero pursues them and they die. There are a lot of side stories in this book as well and a couple of them didn't really get wrapped up very well, but overall very good book.

Can't think of anything about this book I like. What I dislike the most is the nauseating diatribe for the far right view. Also disliked the shallow plot. Not a good book. In fact, it is Flynn's worst, in my opinion.

Vince Flynn is one of my favorite authors. Sad he died so young. Mitch Rapp will win your heart if your a man or woman. Irene Kennedy is the director of the Central Intelligence Agency and is like a sister to Mitch instead of his BOSS. Every book can stand on its own. I have read several not in order and found "Kill Shot" and really enjoyed a very young Mitch. A friend going through chemo has thanked me for suggesting Flynn's books while he's in the hospital for hours. Try them...I have read "Transfer of Power" twice.

Been reading the entire Mitch Rapp series. As soon as I approach the last pages of one I am already ordering the next! This series gets better and better. (Unfortunately, author Vince Flynn, has passed away from cancer. He was definitely taken away from us way too soon.) Therefore, I have finished this novel and the final Flynn novel, "The Last Man". Sadly, especially after "The Last Man", I want more of Mitch Rapp. Mr. Flynn's friend will be taking over the series and a new Mitch Rapp novel is scheduled for September(?). I only hope that this new author can keep the series going with the flair that Mr. Flynn had.Awesome series, great storylines, real-to-life theories, excellent characters, believable with a dusting of fiction...

While this was probably the least amount of action for Mitch Rapp (I believe he had two action sequences) the character in the series so far, I was still riveted which tells you alot. The Glen Adams/Max Johnson story lines were slightly confusing, the complexity of Hakim, unpredictability of Mike Nash, and the pure evil/craziness of Karim carry this book. Rapp as always is the centerpiece with Kennedy in support as well as Coleman, but some new characters were added. Definitely another solid book by Flynn.

Very good writing and storyline but that's exactly what we've come to expect and receive from Vince Flynn. He never disappoints. I got a little weary of the Nash character, though. Hopefully, we're done with him as a major player.Though a standalone book, this is also a sequel to the previous book. I don't care for that feature and it's the only two books in the Rapp series done that way so rest easy - that's over now.

Book number 13 of a 18 book action mystery series in the Mitch Rapp universe, chronologically. I read the excellently bound and printed large format MMPB. There will be more in the series as the family has hired a new writer.A terrorist cell has made it into the USA and has a plan. Mitch Rapp and the gang are desperately trying ti catch up to them. The story goes on from there.My rule is that if a book makes me stay up at night to finish it, it is a five star book.

When you find a author you like, if you are like me, you read everything that they write and can't wait until the next book comes out, will that is coming to an end. The author died last week and I for one will miss his great stories. As I was reading this book my thoughts were on how many books were left in the Mitch Rapp series and then I read that Vince Flynn had died and that there were to be no more books to read after his last book is released this fall. Sad as it was to hear that Vince Flynn was gone, a man with a wife and children, a young man, a man of faith, and a great story teller, sadder still that there would be no more books coming from this author. That made reading this book just a bit more of a priority.It was a great read, held you on every page. Nash is no Mitch, or should he be, but his character adds to Mitch because what he does not do is overshadow the main character Mitch Rapp. Flynn does a good job in character development and gives you great insight into each character so that you "feel" that you "know" that character. I gave it five stars because, again and again, any book that you can not wait to get back to and is hard to stop reading is a five star book. (In my Book).