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The Survivor: 14 (The Mitch Rapp Series)

The Survivor: 14 (The Mitch Rapp Series)

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A. C. Nelson
4,0 de 5 estrellas Excellent
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 7 de octubre de 2016
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Kyle Mills has done an excellent job taking over from Vince Flynn.
I have read all of the Mitch Rapp books and this was very good. A very enjoyable read.
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skydiver
5,0 de 5 estrellas Excellent series
Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 15 de octubre de 2022
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Excellent story line.
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Barb C
5,0 de 5 estrellas Another Nail Biter
Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 1 de enero de 2023
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I love this series. How Vince Flynn keeps coming up with the plots and action is beyond me. As always, can't wait to start the next one.
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Lonna Palmer
5,0 de 5 estrellas Another Mitch Rapp Adventure
Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 5 de enero de 2023
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Another quick reading, engaging and enjoyable book. Mitch always triumphs and usually takes the high road when others wouldn't.
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A Customer
5,0 de 5 estrellas or does it stand out like a sore thumb
Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 11 de octubre de 2015
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The Survivor is an interesting book to try to review, since there are a few different angles one has to consider. How is it as a book? How is it as a Mitch Rapp novel, does it stand alongside the other books in the series, or does it stand out like a sore thumb? Did Kyle Mills do a good job of writing in the style of Vince Flynn--and should he have attempted to do so, or should have have written with his own 'voice'?

Let me start with the latter questions first. This is the second time that I have been reading a series when the author passed away, so subsequent books were written by another author. In that case, the characters acted totally out of, well, character. And the writing style was totally different. I didn't read any further books in that series. I just couldn't reconcile it.

But in this case, Mr. Mills does an excellent job of making this book blend in with the rest of the series. Granted, I don't think Vince Flynn had a particularly unique style (I mean, let's face it, the Mitch Rapp series itself is enjoyable, but not super unique anymore), so it wouldn't have been too difficult. But I do think 90% of readers would not have known that a different author was behind the keyboard if they didn't know going into it. So if you're worried that this book will "feel" or "read" differently, don't worry. It's a seamless transition. Which I'm glad for. RIP Vince Flynn, you were the first author I read in this genre and I will always have a soft spot in my heart for this series.

Now, how was the book in and of itself? It was just as good as all the other Mitch Rapp adventures. The book felt very fast paced, I think just because the characters jumped around the globe so much from chapter to chapter. One chapter, Mitch would be in Virginia, then Turkey, then back to Virginia, than Switzerland.. One of my very few criticisms is that I wish the passing of time were more clearly marked. Some points, a new chapter would start and I would think 'Wait, is this the next day? Or have a few days passed now?" Just a minor quibble.

I think Mr. Mills did an excellent job capturing the spirit of the characters. BUT. I felt that Mitch himself was much more of an a-hole in this book than in subsequent ones. But... I ain't even mad. I actually liked it. I thought it was much more realistic. Everyone always acts so afraid of Mitch, like he's the bull in the china shop, and how he's such a loner... in this book, it's much more apparent why. Even to Irene, and other women. I just found it a lot more realistic and understandable. Granted, Mitch deals with a lot of difficult stuff in this book, so it's understandable that he would be irritable. But as I said, I kind of like this new, grumpier Mitch. A much more authentic feel.

Minor SPOILER ALERT I guess: I also approved of the lack of romantic interest in this book. I was kind of dreading the return of that Sydney chick from the last book, or really any love interest. Vince, RIP, did not write likable female characters. And just in general with this genre of books, I haaaaate it. Must be because I'm a woman. I like my alpha male characters single. But in any case, thank god there were none in this book!

One other minor thing--in previous books, Charlie Wicker's nickname was "Slick." In this book, it's now all of a sudden "Wick"? I don't get it, but OK...
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4,0 de 5 estrellas Mills is doing a good job.
Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 28 de octubre de 2015
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OK, this is a very difficult review to write. Not because the book is bad, it isn’t. It is, actually, quite good. No the problem is that this book is a continuation of a book that Vince Flynn wrote. Not a continuation in that he started it and someone else finished it, but that it is a continuation of a story done by Flynn and finished by Mills.

Don’t get me wrong, Mills is a good writer. He just isn’t Vince Flynn. It is like someone trying to write an Andre Norton novel, they just won’t do the same.

I thought a lot about this book when I finished it. And the thing that bothered me is that I didn’t “see” it. See when Flynn wrote I was there. I saw the rooms, l felt the heat, I saw the horrors, the whole ball of wax. But with Mills I don’t see anything. There is very little descriptive writing.

Yes, I am quite aware of how bad the bad guys are and I am really up to date, so to speak, on what they would like to do and probably are doing. Kudos to Mills for that.

As to the “missions” it was very, very difficult for me to “see” them. I had little to no help from the author in “visualizing” the actions.
There is a scene between Kennedy and her son that was quite touching, but for all I know it took place in some generic black cube. It was difficult to place. Whereas when Flynn wrote about Kennedy’s home I could see it in great detail.

And this may sound like gritching, but it isn’t. See, a novel is the sum of its parts. It isn’t JUST the plot, it is all the parts that go in to making the whole. And some of the parts are missing. That is what I miss.

I hope that Mills continues to write the series IF he will take the time to examine the parts of the books that Flynn wrote. Because we loved Flynn’s books not just because they had great plots and good characters but because they were like movies and we were there.
While I was reading “The Survivor” I never lost myself in the book. I was never there. I never saw the action, I only read it.
Is this a good story, oh yeah. Is this as good as Flynn would have done? I don’t think so. But I am aware that Mr. Mills is his own writer and he can’t be blamed for writing his “own way.”

Mills nailed the plot and the characterizations, though Rapp seems to “not be there.”

BUT if he is going to continue writing the Rapp books he will have to adapt to what we have come to expect from these books. To wit: action, characterization, background and authentic arguments.

I remember reading a James Bond book not written by the original author. It was not as good. Same with those books that were supposed to be sequels to Gone With The Wind. Not so good.

So what do we have here? A really good story. A bunch of really despicable villains, the obligatory stupid politicians [great throwaway line about term limits, kudos] a good plot, a good machination of tech and great possibilities. But no depth, no description, no putting me in the story.

There is a scene where Rapp goes to his bombed out house and sits there drinking cokes. I was totally not interested, because I read it without realizing what I was reading, I had to read it over because I was not paying attention. Hello economics textbook type reading.
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Liam Saville
5,0 de 5 estrellas Mitch Rapp is back, and he's in safe hands
Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 18 de octubre de 2015
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In June 2013 the world lost one of its finest modern-day political thriller writers when at just 47 years of age, Vince Flynn succumbed to a three-year battle with prostate cancer. With his passing, like many thousands of Flynn’s fans, I feared we’d also seen the end of his all action protagonist, Mitch Rapp. Rapp, a highly trained CIA assassin and covert operative made his first appearance in Flynn’s second book, Transfer of Power, and grew to represent the very embodiment of a post 9-11 action hero over a lengthy and exciting thriller series.

When I heard that Kyle Mills had been selected to continue Flynn’s books I have to admit that I had mixed emotions. The thought of more novels featuring one of my all-time favourite action heroes was certainly appealing, but I couldn’t help but wonder if another author, even one as talented as Mills, would be able to stay true the Mich Rapp that I’d come to love over more than a decade. There was of course only one way to find out.

For those of you not familiar to Mills’ work there are some similarities, or parallels if you like, that he shares with Flynn. Both authors first published thrillers in 1997, with Mills initially writing a five book series featuring FBI agent, Mark Beamon before moving on to publish books featuring military plots, cutting edge science, and even corporate intrigue; topics that will have a very familiar ring for most Mitch Rapp fans. The strangest parallel though is in Mills’ direct link to Rapp himself. According to Kyle Mills’ bio his father was a real life FBI agent, who just happened to be that agency’s lead investigator on the terrorist attack that brought down Pan Am Flight 103 in December 1988. Now if you are at all a fan of Flynn’s series you’ll know that this is the very incident that lead Rapp to the CIA in the first place. The fact that his girlfriend was killed in this attack drove him to obsession, and resulted in him becoming the operative that he is. Yes, yes, I know what you are thinking, one is real life fact and the other just fiction, but could this strange twist be a sign that Mills is the right man for the job?

Having just finished reading The Survivor–the first of three Mitch Rapp thrillers that Mills has been contracted to write–I can say for certain that the right man is now firmly seated behind the word processor. Mills has managed to pick up exactly where Flynn left off, and if I didn’t know better I’d be hard pressed to tell that this latest Mitch Rapp installment wasn’t penned by Flynn himself. Are there some differences in style, well yes, but none that is so significant as to detract from the story. If anything, the moments of humor that Mills has worked into the book sit nicely in the plot, and his take on the characters, while mostly loyal to the originals, is fresh enough to breathe life into the series, and ensure that there will be many more missions for Mitch Rapp to come.

If you haven’t read any of Flynn’s books in the past I don’t suggest starting with this one. Rather go back and read the series from the beginning, I guarantee you’ll be just as hooked as I am. If like me however you’ve been hanging out for another fix of Mitch Rapp’s unique style of international diplomacy, jump right in; The Survivor is just what you’ve been waiting for.
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Col. Mandrake
5,0 de 5 estrellas One of favorite Mitch Rapp books
Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 2 de octubre de 2022
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Mitch Rapp is one of my guilty pleasures. This is one of my favorites in the series. Incidentally, I have read many authors in the genre and Vince Flynn is one of the best. You really feel like you know the major characters. The plots are plausible and very current. Great stuff!
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Andrea L Zeeb
4,0 de 5 estrellas Mitch Rapp is back!
Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 6 de octubre de 2015
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I received an advance reader’s copy of The Survivor from the publisher. The title obviously gives a little of both physical and emotional foreshadowing. I would give the book somewhere between 3.5 and 4 stars, it was good, but not great. You could definitely see the differences between Vince Flynn’s work and with Kyle Mill’s takeover of the brand.

Without giving any major plot lines away, I would say the following:
I thought the book opened strong. I was engaged early and never lost interest. The major theme of the novel is the fallout following the death of the CIA's Rickman, who planned a slow release of classified information after his death. Rapp and the CIA must act fast and keep the Pakistani Intelligence Service from obtaining all of Rickman's files. Irene and Mitch must stay one step ahead of the Pakistanis to protect their assets worldwide.

Not giving too much away, it was clear early on that Stan Hurley would not survive this novel. While I didn’t like the circumstances which led to Stan’s demise, it was the right way for him to go.

I liked some of the interactions of the minor characters, for example, between Irene and her son, Tommy, Mitch and Claudia/Anna, and late in the story between Mitch and Nash’s son. I liked some, but not all, of Mitch’s introspection.

However, some of the secondary characters didn't meet my expectations. They didn’t behave in a way that Flynn’s Rapp would have tolerated. Maria’s final scene was a disappointment. I wasn’t thrilled with how the many of the scenes with Marcus Dumond played out. He had been in stressful situations before and handled it better. I didn’t like anything about Jack Warch's character in this book, which was unfortunate because he's been such a strong character in the past.

I also felt like Mitch, Stan and Scott Coleman were much too quick to engage Gould the way they did in planning the Obrecht take down. The old Mitch would have seen through being played immediately, and never would have let it go down the way it did.

Despite these slight annoyances, the action was solid, the plot was interesting, and I would definitely read another Mitch Rapp novel by Kyle Mills.
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Suncoast
4,0 de 5 estrellas Mitch Rapp is still a winner
Revisado en los Estados Unidos 🇺🇸 el 14 de octubre de 2015
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The big questions in my mind when I started to read this book were whether, with the untimely death of Vince Flynn, Kyle Mills could take the Mich Rapp story further and write a book that seamlessly followed Flynn's inimitable writing style. The answer to both questions is a definite "Yes". Mills has taken the threads left at the end of the last book and built them into one of the better books in the series.

While rogue CIA agent Joe Rickman is now dead he has left a dangerous legacy - a posthumous gradual leaking of highly classified information that could damage the CIA and relations between the US and many key countries. Irene Kennedy, head of the CIA, needs to find where these leaks are coming from and stop them before they do untold damage. The search takes Rapp to Switzerland and a rogue banker who could be the only lead to the leaks. In hunting down the source of the leaks Rapp has to face up to having to make an agonising alliance with Louis Gold, the assassin who had killed Rapp's wife and child - a tragedy that he has never come to terms with.

Mills continues to explore the Pakistan connection with a corrupt security service leader with strong terrorist links aiming to take over this nuclear-armed third-world country. He also introduces a hostile US Senator with strong ties to Pakistan. In the course of the action, Rapp travels extensively chasing down the baddies in Switzerland, Italy, Russia and eventually Pakistan. Of course, a lot of the time Rapp is on his own and out of control - situation normal.

The main change in style is that Mills allows Rapp to reflect on his life, realise that he is not as young or quick as he was and allows him to start to come to terms with the loss of his wife and child.

The action is fast and furious and contains all of the normal features of a Mitch Rapp novel. I congratulate Kyle Mills in being able to take this series forward and I look forward to any future books he may write in the series.
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