Total Power

Better than anticipated. My bar is pretty low with this series since Mills took over. However, this one has an interesting premise, and the twists kept me guessing until the last section of the book. It did possess a bit of a “Mitch Rapp gets dropped into a generic book” vibe, but the story still works. Worth a read.

Did you try unplugging and plugging back in?

Another great Rapp adventure, though troubling because it hits a little too close to home this time. The scenario depicted in the novel is unlikely, but the country's reliance in electricity is far to real. It was a hell of a book to read in these troubled times.