However, it was the death of another women, whom Rapp loved deeply, that would impact him the greatest – most probably forever. He sought revenge for the women he loved, who was killed in a terrorist attack on Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland during his junior year in college. It’s no secret that Mitch Rapp, America’s Assassin, ultimately chose his line of work out of anger. So this post is the first in a series of several that I’ll publish leading up to the release of The Survivor, due out on 10/6. I thought a great way to honor certain fallen characters of the Mitch Rapp series would be to do a write-up, remembering each one, reflecting on what they meant both personally to Rapp, and to the franchise in general. One of my several copies of Vince Flynn’s novel Consent to Kill
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