Good read but a little shallow on plot and story depth.

Another great Mitch RAPP story

Decent but not riveting or very suspenseful. Very predictable which is the exact opposite of Mitch Rapp. For lack of a more professional term, this book lacks “oomph”. There is just something missing. The people are here, along with the relationships, neighborhood, international travel, wealthy power brokers. It’s part of the series so you should read it but it’s just not as good as many of the first books. It’s sad but clearly the new author is tired or is out maneuvered by Mitch Tapp. Read this but have low expectations. There are even questions. One flaw s when Mitch spoke to Anna and learned Claudia was sick. He told Anna he be home the next day. He didn’t go home and didn’t call so it’s a continuity issue. The other lack of continuity is Mitch’s use of a gun to better solve problems. He seems much more sympathetic in this book but that is not who Mitch Rapp is….

Great story. Mitch Rapp is an amazingly character. Hope there is more!

Another exciting Rapp adventure.

Good start to a new adventure for Mitch

Awesome

A new president has taken over the White House and POTUS and his wife are a formidable team. They are cunning and feel no loyalty and do not trust Rapp and the CIA director. A mole has surfaced who is causing even more distrust. Unfortunately this person is a close and respected friend of Mitch Rapp’s. Another excellent read in this series!!

Let me start with the fact that I read the Reviews. And unfortunately there are “SPOILERS” in the reviews. So tread with caution. That being said, the story is not complete. Rap does not “go after” the bad guy, or one of the bad guys. The “change” in one of the main characters in the Mitch Rapp Universe would not have happened if Flynn was still with us. This individual’s character arc to this novel does not have a build up to make any of this believable. We also know some other characters committed some major criminal crimes but we don’t know how any of that is resolved. Probably the most dysfunctional Mitch Rapp novel in the bunch. I’m not looking forward to reading the next one.

What happens when you can’t trust leadership and money means more than patriotism and loyalty? Enemy at the Gates gives a plot twisting example of the consequences. This was a great and quick read - even thought provoking.