About Vince Flynn
Vince Flynn is a graduate of the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota. He lives in the Twin Cites with his family, where he is currently working on a series of political thrillers.
New and Forthcoming Hardbacks
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Series
Mitch Rapp
1. Transfer of Power (1999)
2. The Third Option (2000)
3. Separation of Power (2001)
4. Executive Power (2002)
5. Memorial Day (2004)
6. Consent to Kill (2005)
7. Act of Treason (2006)
8. Protect and Defend (2007)
9. Extreme Measures (2008)
10. Pursuit of Honor (2009)
11. American Assassin (2010)
12. Kill Shot (2011)
1. Transfer of Power (1999)
2. The Third Option (2000)
3. Separation of Power (2001)
4. Executive Power (2002)
5. Memorial Day (2004)
6. Consent to Kill (2005)
7. Act of Treason (2006)
8. Protect and Defend (2007)
9. Extreme Measures (2008)
10. Pursuit of Honor (2009)
11. American Assassin (2010)
12. Kill Shot (2011)
Novels
Omnibus
Vince Flynn Collector's Edition 1 (2010)
Vince Flynn Collector's Edition 2 (2010)
Vince Flynn Collectors' Edition 3 (2011)
Vince Flynn Collector's Edition 2 (2010)
Vince Flynn Collectors' Edition 3 (2011)
Collections
Links to other websites
| thethirdoption.net |
Vince Flynn recommends
 The Last Jihad (2002) (Political Thrillers, book 1) Joel C Rosenberg "A wild rocketing read, The Last Jihad is Tom Clancy writ large." |  Vapor Trail (2003) (Phil Broker, book 4) Chuck Logan "Logan's best book yet. Terrific action scenes, deep, multilayered characters and a plot that will keep your head spinning. Fantastic." |  The Da Vinci Code (2003) (Robert Langdon, book 2) Dan Brown "The Da Vinci Code sets the hook-of-all-hooks, and takes off down a road that is as eye-opening as it is page-turning. You simply cannot put this book down. Thriller readers everywhere will soon realize Dan Brown is a master." | |
 The Inside Ring (2005) (Joe De Marco, book 1) Mike Lawson "Smart, original, crafted with true insider knowledge, brimming with vivid characters and a forward drive that just won't quit... I couldn't put it down." |  Fade (2005) Kyle Mills "Kyle Mills is a master of the page turner. His attention to detail and his smooth style will keep you reading into the night." |  The Faithful Spy (2006) (John Wells, book 1) Alex Berenson "A well-crafted page-turner that addresses the most important issue of our time. It will keep you reading well into the night." | |
 Checkmate (2007) (Cameron Talbot, book 1) Karna Small Bodman "Fantastic." |  Rules of Deception (2008) (Jonathan Ransom, book 1) Christopher Reich "RULES OF DECEPTION is an intense, impossible-to-put down spy novel --- like Robert Ludlum at his very best." |  The Prophecy (2009) (Payne and Jones, book 5) Chris Kuzneski "Kuzneski is a master in the making." | |
 The Burning Land (2009) (Saxon Chronicles, book 5) Bernard Cornwell "The best historical novelist writing today." |  Heart of the Assassin (2009) (Assassin, book 3) Robert Ferrigno "Robert Ferrigno educates, entertains, and makes you stop and question everything you take for granted." |  Gideon's War (2010) (Gideon Davis, book 1) Howard Gordon "A thrill every clock-ticking minute! From racing through the jungles of Southeast Asia to outsmarting terrorists on a high tech oil rig in a typhoon, Howard Gordon's new international peacemaker Gideon Davis takes saving the world to a new level. Move over Jack Bauer - there's a new sheriff in town." | |
 Power Down (2010) (Dewey Andreas, book 1) Ben Coes "One of the must-read thrillers of the year!" |  Enemies Among Us (2010) (Matt Hogan, book 1) Bob Hamer "Realism only an undercover FBI agent can bring... will grab you from word one." |  Silent Enemy (2011) (Michael Parson, book 2) Thomas W Young "One of the most exciting new thriller talents in years." | |
 The Informationist (2011) (Vanessa Michael Munroe, book 1) Taylor Stevens "Smart, sexy, fast-paced, with a protagonist as deadly as she is irresistible." |
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