Bibliophilia: Kill Shot: An American Assassin Thriller by Vince Flynn

Kill Shot: An American Assassin Thriller – Vince Flynn

I know I should read more profound material, but I love stuff like this. It feels like a guilty pleasure reading it, but it’s always an exciting story that pulls you in. It is the second of the novels that delve back into Mitch Rapp’s past, his early days as a crackerjack assassin.

Bibliophilia: Mitch Rapp Series – Vince Flynn

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The Third Option – Vince Flynn

Separation of Power – Vince Flynn

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Memorial Day – Vince Flynn

Consent To Kill – Vince Flynn

Act of Treason – Vince Flynn

Protect and Defend – Vince Flynn

Extreme Measures – Vince Flynn

Pursuit of Honour – Vince Flynn

American Assassin – Vince Flynn

These are essentially super hero books - a very politically incorrect super hero. Liberals will be aghast as he fucks up terrorists. Admittedly they’re fluffy, but I really like them as mindless escapism. 

But why do the covers have to be so appallingly bad? Given the caliber of work presented in things like Spectrum, these are just insipid. I realize the target audience is pretty much made up of conservative, white males, but please, can these be made to look just a smidgen more exciting than a report from the federal accounting office?