Vince Flynn Books in Order

Believing Mitch Rapp is a threat, President Anthony Cook forces a fragile truce that sends him overseas and out of U.S. politics. When the White House leaks the identity of Rapp’s partner, Claudia Gould, he must protect his family from Legion, a shadowy assassin-for-hire collective.

With a new, deeply controlling president in the White House, Mitch Rapp is assigned to protect Nicholas Ward, the world’s first trillionaire, after someone starts probing CIA files about him. Rapp must keep Ward alive while using him as bait to expose a mole with extraordinary access.

After a cyberterrorist working with ISIS succeeds in taking down the entire U.S. power grid, Mitch Rapp is forced to operate in a country without electricity, communications, or reliable supply chains. To restore order, he has to find the saboteur who understands the system best.

An ISIS leader hiding in Yemen plots to weaponize a deadly virus while using Mexican cartels as a smokescreen. Mitch Rapp goes undercover along the border and into cartel territory, trying to choke off the operation as political opponents in Washington try to sideline him.

When Russian president Maxim Krupin learns he has terminal brain cancer, he decides to secure his legacy through aggression instead of retirement. As he purges rivals and prepares a strike on NATO’s eastern flank, Mitch Rapp infiltrates Russia to stop a war started by a dying man.

Cut loose from official cover, Mitch Rapp is asked by the U.S. president to handle a problem that can’t be tied back to Washington: Saudi royals secretly backing ISIS. Operating with a small, off-the-books team, he targets the kingdom’s most dangerous prince and his network.

Mitch Rapp chases rumors that Pakistani nuclear weapons are being moved toward terrorists, only to find Russia quietly stoking the chaos for its own gain. Posing as an American recruit for ISIS, he dives deep into enemy networks to stop a plot with global consequences.

Mitch Rapp hunts for top secret CIA files stolen by former operative Joe Rickman, whose schemes keep unfolding even after his death. As leaks ripple through foreign capitals, Rapp races Pakistan’s intelligence service and rival powers to shut down a catastrophic breach.

When CIA mastermind Joe Rickman vanishes from his compound in Afghanistan and four bodyguards are found dead, Mitch Rapp is sent to recover him before years of secrets spill. Navigating corrupt local allies and stateside infighting, he uncovers a web of betrayal inside and outside the Agency.

Now a seasoned but still deniable assassin, Mitch Rapp has been eliminating targets tied to the Lockerbie bombing. In Paris, a hit on a Libyan official turns into an ambush, leaving him wounded, hunted by multiple governments, and unsure which of his handlers he can trust.

Set before the main series, this prequel follows college athlete Mitch Rapp as he’s recruited by Irene Kennedy and forged into a covert killer under the brutal training of Stan Hurley. His first missions against terrorist cells show both his raw instincts and his impatience with rules.

In the days after coordinated bombings kill nearly two hundred people in Washington, Mitch Rapp is given unofficial orders to hunt down the surviving terrorists by any means. At the same time, he clashes with politicians and internal watchdogs who want to curb his reach.

Mitch Rapp and fellow operative Mike Nash target jihadist cells plotting attacks while a group of lawmakers works to rein in CIA tactics. As a new strike unfolds on U.S. soil, both men are forced to defend their methods in the field and in the political arena.

After a covert Israeli strike shatters Iran’s secret nuclear program and leaves a toxic disaster behind, Tehran’s hard-liners demand American blood. Mitch Rapp seizes the chaos to pressure the regime, then must rescue CIA director Irene Kennedy when a back-channel meeting turns into a kidnapping.

An attack on a presidential candidate’s motorcade kills his wife and propels him into the Oval Office on a wave of sympathy. When new intelligence points away from foreign terrorists and toward powerful Americans, Mitch Rapp follows the money trail into the core of Washington’s elite.

A Saudi billionaire furious over his son’s fate puts a massive bounty on Mitch Rapp’s head, unleashing an elite husband-and-wife assassin team and a web of mercenaries. Under quiet orders from the president, Rapp is given unprecedented freedom to strike back at everyone behind the contract.

When intelligence hints at a nuclear attack timed to Memorial Day ceremonies in Washington, Mitch Rapp leads a raid on an al-Qaeda camp in Afghanistan and uncovers a bomb bound for the United States. Convinced there’s a second device, he races to stop the real nightmare.

After his cover is blown, Mitch Rapp is sidelined into a visible advisory role but quickly dragged back into the shadows when a Navy SEAL rescue in the Philippines goes wrong. Tracking a gifted Palestinian assassin, he uncovers a scheme to sabotage fragile Middle East peace talks.

With CIA director Thomas Stansfield gone and Irene Kennedy’s promotion under attack, Mitch Rapp is pulled into a battle on two fronts: Washington schemers trying to bury him and a high-risk mission to remove hidden nuclear weapons from the heart of Baghdad.

Sent to quietly assassinate a German arms dealer, Mitch Rapp is betrayed mid-mission and left for dead. Branded a rogue, he must evade both foreign killers and Washington power brokers while exposing the real conspiracy before it destroys his bosses and his own future.

Mitch Rapp infiltrates the White House after a terrorist commando team seizes it, kills dozens, and traps the president in an unfinished bunker with hostages scattered throughout the building. Inside and outside, political infighting threatens to sabotage the only man capable of ending the siege.

In this stand-alone set in the same universe as Mitch Rapp, a team of former special operators begins assassinating high-ranking politicians to force budget cuts and term limits. Freshman congressman Michael O’Rourke uncovers who they are and has to decide how far his own conscience will let him go.