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Original Title:	Extreme Measures
ISBN:	1416599398 (ISBN13: 9781416599395)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Mitch Rapp #11
Characters:	Mitch Rapp, Mike Nash, Irene Kennedy

Extreme Measures (Mitch Rapp #11)

Vince Flynn

Hardcover | Pages: 448 pages

Rating: 4.31 | 46254 Users | 988 Reviews

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Title	:	Extreme Measures (Mitch Rapp #11)
Author	:	Vince Flynn
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 448 pages
Published	:	October 21st 2008 by Atria Books
Categories	:	Thriller. Fiction. Mystery

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The latest pulse-pounding thriller by #1 "New York Times" bestselling phenomenon Vince Flynn explodes onto the scene with a deadly and charismatic hero fans will cheer for all the way to the last riveting page.Vince Flynn's thrillers, featuring counterterrorism operative Mitch Rapp, have dominated the imagination of readers everywhere. Time and again, Flynn has captured the secretive world of the fearless men and women, who, bound by duty, risk their lives in a covert war they must hide from even their own political leaders.

Now, with Rapp away on assignment in Pakistan, CIA Director Irene Kennedy turns to his protegee Mike Nash. Nash has served his government honorably for sixteen years -- first as an officer in the Marine Corps and then as an operative in an elite counterterrorism team run by none other than Mitch Rapp. He has met violence with extreme violence and has never wavered in his fight against the jihads and their culture of death.

Nash has fought the war on terrorism in secret without accolades or acknowledgement of his personal sacrifice. He has been forced to lie to virtually every single person he cares about, including his wife and children, but he has soldiered on with the knowledge that his hard work and lethal tactics has saved thousands of lives. But the one thing he never saw coming was that his own government was about to turn on him.

In "Extreme Measures," Flynn introduces a modern-day patriot -- a hero who loves his country, even when it betrays itself. Using his insider knowledge of intelligence agencies and the military, Flynn once again delivers an all-too-real portrayal of a war that is that is waged every day by a handful of brave, devoted souls.Smart, fast-paced, and jaw-droppingly realistic, "Extreme Measures" is "the" political thriller of our time.

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After reading American Assassin my expectations were really high It took me a while to understand or rather figure out what exactly it is extreme in this book. The plot of EXTREME MEASURES is Mitch and Mike Nash collaborating to extract information from two terrorist leaders. Mitch and Mike fear there is a third cell trying to wreak havoc on American soil. Their goal is to stop the cell before it can reach the designated target, but in the mid way Mitch Rapp's role becomes quite limited and

I enjoy Flynn's CIA/terrorist novels. The 400+ pages flew by in less than 2 days. This is his latest book, and I was happy to see my friend England still is the Secretary of Defense in this book (he paid to be in the last one!). The hero continues to be Mitch Rapp, who works in a clandestine group inside the CIA. Liberal politicians and bureaucrats concerned about human rights and dignity are out to hinder/stop the clandestine group from doing its job their "unlawful" way to protect the US from

Fox News fan fiction. We are treated to several long speeches from characters explaining the virtues of "enhanced interrogation" and a short story about a schoolyard fight as an analog for the justified use of violence. Throughout the book, women are constantly screwing everything up with their dumb womanly ideas and the men have to come in and save the day by punching some stuff. At one point Rapp even says something like "your mom doesn't understand because she's a woman. But I'm a man so I

This is book 11 in this series, and, frankly, the story line seems like a regurgitation of several parts of previous books in the series. This would be a great book, if it was book 3 or 4, but its the same old story about interdepartmental conflicts, the average person not understanding what it takes to fight terrorism, and a ticking-bomb-like scenario. Again, it's a fine read...unless you've read the previous 10 books in the series (IMHO).

7/10Mitch Rapp takes on terrorism and another evil monstrosity. Politicians. Yuck, theyre just the worst. Terrorist arent that cracking either. Who will win the day? This wasnt a normal Mitch Rapp outing in that the action took a back seat for the majority of the novel and placed more focus on the battle that he and the CIA have on convincing the politicians that there methods shouldnt be questioned as they get results and that people who aim to blow people up shouldnt really have human rights

Current events thriller Mitch Rapp is a continuing character in the Vince Flynn series. I am currently librarian in a prison and this is a very popular series with the male inmate population so I thought I would try one. Except for the language which is sad to say prevalent these days in movies and lots of best sellers and is to be expected with CIA, FBI, Congress and terrorists, this is a page-turner - top notch entertainment. Lead characters such as Mitch Rapp and Mike Nash are America's

I have this theory that Vince Flynn novels are basically romance novels for men. Now, hear me out. Your typical blouse ripper is the epitome of vicarious experience, guilty pleasure reading. Many ladies (and some guys) get a thrill from reading the exploits of their stoic yet vulnerable heroine pursuing the tall, dark and handsome tough guy who wears his bad-boy nature on his sleeve but has a hidden romantic streak just waiting to be unleashed. It's fun to read fantasy stories about characters