Extreme Measures finds Mitch Rapp facing a more diffuse but no less dangerous threat than the earlier books. US intelligence has already intercepted two terrorist cells, but a third is believed to be active and preparing to strike inside America.…
Protect and Defend drops Mitch Rapp into a geopolitical crisis triggered by the destruction of Iran’s nuclear facilities, an act that pushes the region toward open conflict and leaves Washington bracing for retaliation. As the fallout spreads, CIA leaders know…
Act of Treason begins in the final stretch of a US presidential campaign, when candidate Josh Alexander’s motorcade is hit by a devastating car bomb in Washington. Alexander survives and the attack appears, at first, to be the work of…
Consent to Kill turns the series inward in a brutal way by making Mitch Rapp himself the target. After the events of the previous book, the wealthy father of a dead terrorist demands revenge, and that demand quickly grows into…
Memorial Day throws Mitch Rapp into one of the series’ most urgent national-security crises when US intelligence picks up signs of a major terrorist attack timed to the capital’s Memorial Day events. Rapp leads a raid on an al Qaeda…
Executive Power finds Mitch Rapp dealing with the fallout of being publicly exposed after earlier missions made him too visible to remain a purely covert operative. While he is being pulled away from direct fieldwork, a disastrous hostage-rescue mission in…
Separation of Power finds Mitch Rapp thrown into a crisis that is both international and deeply political. Newly appointed CIA director Irene Kennedy becomes the target of an internal plot designed not only to destroy her, but also to weaken…
The Third Option begins with CIA counterterrorism operative Mitch Rapp assigned to one of the kind of missions implied by the title itself: when diplomacy has failed and open military action is off the table, the United States turns to…
Transfer of Power throws Mitch Rapp into a full-scale national security nightmare when terrorists seize the White House, take hostages, and threaten the president at the heart of American power. With Washington reeling and the crisis spiraling fast, Rapp is…
Eating Between the Lines: A Maine Writers’ Cookbook is not a Mike Bowditch title or a conventional narrative work, but an edited cookbook that brings together recipes and writing from Maine authors. Edited by Paul Doiron and published by the…