He no longer sees a youthful college student in the mirror rather, he sees the face of a killer. Although he had never killed a man before, when his training is over, under the leadership of cantankerous Stan Hurley, he is ready to kill … and kill again. He would be trained, honed and forged into a ultimate precision weapon and he would begin to hunt down every faceless person who had conspired or would conspire to harm innocent civilians. His potential immediately recognized, he was stripped of his identity - a person with no official record, a person who doesn't exist. When Irene Kennedy, an agent working for Director Thomas Stansfield, met the twenty-two year old Rapp, it was apparent to her that he was the one they were seeking for a unique project. Angry, he's open to an opportunity presented by the CIA to become an undercover agent for their Special Operations Group. Review: Vince Flynn provides an introduction to his popular series character, CIA counter-terrorism operative Mitch Rapp, in American Assassin, a prequel set in the late 1980s.Īs a young, athletic and intelligent, Mitch Rapp awaits the arrival of his fiancé home from Europe, he's stunned to learn the flight she's on, Pan Am 103, has fallen from the sky over Lockerbie, Scotland, the result of a terrorist bomb placed aboard the plane.
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