by Vince Flynn, 2009, Simon & Shuster Audio, Read by George Guidall I would like to be able to say that I liked this book, but when two days went by after I finished listening to it, I couldn’t remember a single thing about it except for one especially weak chapter.  In this particular chapter, the hero of the book, Mitch Rapp, is testifying in a hearing by the Senate Intelligence Committee regarding the effectiveness of torture.  The chairman of the committee is portrayed as a real dolt and when she challenges Rapp on his views regarding torture, he counters by charging that she is hypocritical because she supports abortion.  Come on, Vince Flynn!  Is this the best that Rapp can come up with?  This was an incredibly weak performance on the part of our so-called hero. Other than that one passage, the whole book is one big mystery to me as to what it was about.  Given that it created such a lasting impression for me, I guess I can’t say too much positive about it.