Enemy of the State: Mitch Rapp Book 16

In the latest installment of the New York Times best-selling series, Mitch Rapp is isolated and under threat from a supposed ally of the United States. Following the tragic events of 9/11, a covert and hazardous deal was made by the US. This deal involved concealing the incriminating evidence against influential Saudis who were behind the attack. In exchange, King Faisal vowed to ensure the continuous flow of oil and handle the culprits within his realm. However, suspicions arise when the king's nephew is linked to funding ISIS, casting doubt on the Saudis' true intentions. Determined to send a message to the royal family, the president enlists the services of Mitch Rapp, discreetly. But, the catch is that any US involvement must remain covert, leaving Rapp to operate independently. Facing a critical decision that will alter his life entirely, Rapp resigns from the CIA and gathers a team of contractors to aid him in his mission. Their investigation into the connections between the Saudi government and ISIS is abruptly halted when a savvy new intelligence chief catches wind of their activities. Threatening to expose the secret post-9/11 agreement between the US and Saudi Arabia, Rapp's pursuit reaches a dangerous level. With the president's reputation on the line, American intelligence agencies collaborate with the Saudis to track down the renegade CIA agent. Now, Rapp is pursued by a coalition of mercenaries with questionable loyalties in what could be the most extensive manhunt in history. Time is running out for Rapp as he teeters on the brink of capture or worse. Can he uncover the truth, expose the Saudis, and clear his name before it's too late?

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