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 Vince Flynn is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of 11 previous thrillers, including Protect and Defend, Extreme Measures, and Pursuit of Honor. He lives in the Twin Cities with his wife and three children.

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Since September 11th, Americans have lived with the fear that terrorists may try to set off a nuclear bomb somewhere in the U.S. That scenario plays out -- with a chilling twist -- in Vince Flynn's thriller. CIA assassin and terrorist hunter Mitch Rapp learns of an al-Qaeda plot to set off a nuclear weapon in Washington on Memorial Day.
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Do whatever it takes. That instruction, in the hands of Vince Flynn's series hero Mitch Rapp, means two things: one, that there are some really, really bad guys to be taken out. And two, that Mitch will get the job done, whatever it takes. In Flynn's latest, "Pursuit of Honor," a brazen and bizarre act of terrorism has shocked Washington, DC, and Mitch and his trusted cohort Mike Nash have a nasty job to do.
An Islamic fundamentalist cell is about to strike the U.S., in Vince Flynn's thriller "Extreme Measures" -- that is, unless series hero Mitch Rapp can get the information he needs to stop it. Rapp's interrogation techniques are not consistent with what some U.S. politicians have in mind, however, and before long, the price of their spinelessness could be catastrophe.
A nuclear Iran is something the U.S. and Israel would never tolerate, and in Vince Flynn's new thriller "Protect and Defend," Israel carries out an audacious operation deep inside Iran that leaves a gaping hole in the ground and an Iranian government bent on revenge. That's where Flynn's series hero Mitch Rapp comes in, persuading the president to push Iran over the edge once and for all.
A bomb intended for a presidential candidate has unintended consequences, in Vince Flynn's new thriller "Act of Treason." While the incident has the hallmarks of an al Qaeda attack, when Flynn's do-whatever-it-takes hero Mitch Rapp gets involved, things take an alarming twist.
There's a price on professional government assassin Mitch Rapp's head, in the Vince Flynn thriller Consent to Kill. A powerful Saudi billionaire wants Mitch dead, in compensation for his son's life. But the one thing you don't want to do to Mitch Rapp is try to kill him because all you'll do is make him mad.
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The CIA's top assassin is called back into action from his new desk job to prevent a meltdown in the Middle East, in Vince Flynn's thriller. Series hero Mitch Rapp must block an effort to ignite a war. This book is being called a "post-September 11th espionage novel."
There is trouble in Washington, and trouble in the Middle East, in Vince Flynn's political thriller. There are bad guys aplenty, both foreign and home-grown, but there's also a good guy we've met in previous Flynn books.
 

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