Capture or Kill

by

Vince Flynn, Don Bentley

Should you read this book?

The best public reviews summarized for you.

Who is this book for?

  • Fans of the Mitch Rapp series who enjoy exploring the character's earlier missions.
  • Readers interested in fictionalized accounts of real historical events like the hunt for Osama bin Laden.
  • Those who appreciate detailed military and espionage thrillers with a focus on technical accuracy.
  • Fans of Don Bentley's writing style from his other works like the Matt Drake series.
  • Readers who enjoy character-driven action thrillers with a focus on geopolitical intrigue.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

  • Fans who prefer the more recent timeline and character developments in the Mitch Rapp series.
  • Readers who dislike prequels or stories that go back in time within an established series.
  • Those who prefer fast-paced action with less focus on character introspection and detailed descriptions.
  • Fans who are resistant to changes in authorship and writing style within a long-running series.
  • Readers who are looking for more innovative or forward-thinking plots in their thriller novels.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

  • Skillfully weaves in older storylines while continuing Vince Flynn's legacy
  • Captures Mitch Rapp's essence well, distinguishing him from other characters
  • Provides insightful commentary on the war
  • Offers a fresh perspective on the Mitch Rapp character
  • Returns to the classic version of Mitch Rapp as a rootless, lone wolf character
  • Brings back beloved characters like Mike Nash and Stan Hurley
  • Feels more like Vince Flynn's original writing than recent books in the series
  • Focuses on an exciting historical event (the hunt for Osama bin Laden)
  • Maintains the action-packed nature of the Mitch Rapp series
  • Showcases the author's talent for creating memorable characters and visceral action

Things people didn't like as much about this book

  • Some readers disliked the return to 2011 and bringing back already dead characters
  • Overly descriptive in military equipment, slowing the pace at times
  • Writing style may be too descriptive for some, with long passages between dialogues
  • Plot can be confusing at points, with multiple storylines crammed into one book
  • Lacks the forward-thinking approach of Vince Flynn's original books
  • Some readers found it less action-packed than previous Mitch Rapp novels
  • Character development for new characters felt rushed or incomplete
  • Too much inner monologue and explanation for some readers' tastes
  • Removal of drama due to knowing certain characters survive (because of the prequel nature)
  • Some fans were disappointed it wasn't set in the present day

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