Mitch Rapp

On the data. Two things. The order question is genuine here. Vince Flynn wrote ten books about Mitch Rapp as an established operative and then went back and wrote two prequels about how he started, American Assassin and Kill Shot, as books eleven and twelve. So publication order and chronological order diverge sharply in the middle. There is no consensus: publication order preserves the way information was meant to be revealed, and chronological order gives a cleaner run through the character's life. Publication order is the more common recommendation. The series has had three authors. Flynn died of prostate cancer in 2013 at fifty seven. Kyle Mills wrote the next ten or so books with the estate's involvement, and Don Bentley has taken over since. The transitions are reasonably smooth and readers do notice them. The politics are worth flagging. These are post Cold War and then post September 11 thrillers written from a firmly hawkish American position, and the books argue for methods including torture as effective and necessary. That is the point of view of the series rather than an incidental feature of it. The 2017 film adapts the eleventh book. It was not a hit and there is no sequel. A television series has been announced more than once and has not appeared.

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