Order to Kill by Kyle Mills

Anti-terrorism operative Mitch Rapp chases false leads throughout the world to prevent nuclear weapons from falling into terrorist hands before posing as an American ISIS recruit in Russia, where he uncovers a catastrophic plot.

I, like many, have read them all. I was skeptical about Mills taking over the series, but there hasn't been much of a drop in overall quality. If anything, there is a consistency in the series now that wasn't always there when Flynn was writing.

Having said that, this book didn't do much for me. The plot wanders, the whole Rapp in disguise thing didn't work for me, and the climax seemed forced and under written. I couldn't see what was going on. The climax lacked any suspense.

The Survivor was above average Rapp...actually one of the best in the series. This one seemed like a placeholder. Fine if you are a fan of the series, but not a good stand alone book or an entry point for the work of Rapp.

Honestly released to see the series is in good hands. This is the second book by Mills and it's as good as Flynn. Mr. Flynn will be missed, and he will never be forgotten, but his characters live on.