Separation of Power review:2 stars (Mitch Rapp Finds A Softer Side) - After reading "Transfer of Power," I wanted to read more Mitch Rapp stories. So, I picked up "Separation of Power." I had no idea that there was another book in between. If you're new to the Mitch Rapp series, I recommend that you start at the beginning. Each story builds on the other, and after having read "Separation of Power," I can no longer go back to "The Third Option" since I already know what happens. Moreover, this isn't the best Mitch Rapp book to start with. A lot has already happened, and you might find some aspects of "Separation of Power" a little dull. Indeed, even after having read other Mitch Rapp books, I found "Separation of Power" disappointing. Unlike the other books, there's less action. Mitch Rapp spends a fair amount of time getting in touch with his emotions. While I didn't mind some of it, I felt as if half the book dealt with his personal life. I don't mean to be overly callous, but if I wanted a book about the interworkings of a loving relationship, I would have read "The Bridges of Madison County" instead. I wanted to read about a CIA assassin hunting down terrorists. And there was some of that. But not nearly as much as I had hoped for. In the end, I was disappointed. There was not enough action for me. But if you want to find out how Mitch Rapp deals with being an assassin and being in love, then this book is perfect for you.5 stars (This book kicks some hella-ass.) - This was my first Flynn book and I was completely blown away. Mitch Rapp is the is the Ray Lewis of terrorist asskickers. He reminds me of Jack in "24". Flynn doesn't leave the reader pissed off at the end. The bad dudes get what's coming to them everytime and in the most satisfying of fashion. Awesome from start to finish.

If you like political thrillers or spy novels READ THIS BOOK!!!

If you don't like good books such as political thrillers and spy novels then go take your smelly, hairy, hippy ass and go sit on a stump and read The Five People You Meet in Heaven and take a grilled cheese with ya (and maybe some yogurt with granola). I hear PETA is hiring, maybe you can get a dang job!

Mitch Rapp eats hippies for breakfast and poops them out at lunch.

Peace out.
2 stars (The Domestication of Rapp) - How many times does a reader of a spy/thriller novel want to read the bickering between fiancees? Maybe once or twice, but this was way over the top. Unrealistic "domestic" dialogue hampers down this story and adds an air of unreality to an already improbable plot. I read this because I was blown away with Vince's "Transfer of Power;" thought it was a great book. Boy...was this a disappointment.
Separation of Power Features:
Author: Vince Flynn
Espionage/Intrigue
Fiction
Fiction - Espionage / Thriller
Political
Suspense
Thrillers
Fiction / General

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