Lethal Agent (Mitch Rapp, #18)

by Kyle Mills

Nothing shouts down on your knees like thirty rounds of .300 Blackout ready to rock.

Having said that, there were some problems that could only be solved by six thousand rounds per minute.

But, as Stan Hurley had been fond of saying, it’s not how you play the game, it’s whether or not your opponent ends up dismembered in the woods.

There had probably been a time when politicians achieved this level of success because of patriotism or a deep sense of responsibility to their countrymen. But now it was just about power. In fact, crazy seemed to have become a prerequisite. The American people demanded it.

Gary Statham was the best in the world at what he did. Questioning his knowledge of biological threats was like questioning Stan Hurley’s knowledge of Southeast Asian hookers.