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Red War

A Mitch Rapp Novel, Book 17

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Red War

Written by: Vince Flynn, Kyle Mills
Narrated by: George Guidall
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The number-one New York Times best-selling series returns with Mitch Rapp racing against the clock to take down Russia's ailing leader before he invades the Baltics.

When Max Krupin - Russia's leader - discovers that his kidney cancer has spread to his brain, he's determined to hide his diagnosis. He begins by getting rid of anyone threatening to him - as well as creating chaos in the region to keep the world's attention diverted. Soon, Krupin's illness becomes serious enough that he needs a more dramatic diversion, prompting him to invade the Baltics.

Desperate to understand what's causing Krupin's uncharacteristically erratic behavior and Russia's aggressive moves in the region, America begins working with Russia's disgraced prime minister to stage a coup. Its success relies on Mitch Rapp's ability to successfully find and quietly get rid of the ailing president before Europe is drawn into a war with a man who has nothing to lose.

For fans of "black-ops thrillers, Mitch Rapp continues to be among the best of the best" (Booklist, starred review).

©2018 Vince Flynn (P)2018 Simon & Schuster Audio
Espionage Genre Fiction Political Suspense Fiction War
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Good story

Good story but I wish that Kyle Mills had read the original books. When he retraces Rapp's past he is off on a lot of the details making me think that he actually didn't read any of the previous books before he took over the writing...

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missing an immerssive narrative

Missing that immersion of of a narrator who can act out the role rather than just read well

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Great series

Love this whole series, have listened to all of the books. Definitely recommend to everyone

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Great book

really liked this one. can't wait for the next one. will listen to it again for sure

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disappointed with the narrator

the narrator speaks in a halting, Kuching fashion if when it is a simple sentence. the story premise seems preposterous, but it's always fun to read if the CIA sticking it to the Russians.

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Good Old George!

One wonders whether the George Guidall will ever learn how to pronounce lived. At least he's no longer butchering Anna's name.

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Outstanding

loved it, the perfect background for my commute to and from work. Recommended to anybody who loves spy books

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Interesting parallels

Interesting perspective given this was written before the current Ukrainian conflict. Skilled storytelling, Putin may have read it.

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Through the Looking Glass

A fascinating parody of the trouble everyone in the world is facing today. Not to mention great action, and wonderful villains.

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This Mitch Rapp novel fell well below expectations.

In all fictional suspense novels, you expect a certain amount of implausibility, but Red War outdid all the previous Mitch Rapp adventures in this regard. An Cold War caricature of a villainous Putin-like Russian president with not an iota of nuance or complexity to his character, over-the-top anti-Russian sentiments, an absurd and sometimes cartoonish plot-line, an entirely unlikeable portrayal of the main character Mitch Rapp, all made this my least favourite book in the Vince Flynn series. Even the usually stellar narrator, George Guidall, seemed off his game reading Red War, probably stemming from an awareness he was reading an unworthy addition to the iconic series for lovers of spy novels. Hopefully Kyle Mills will recapture the magic that infused previous books with his next instalment.

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