Category Vince Flynn

Vince Flynn was born in Saint Paul, Minnesota, in 1966. The year he graduated, he attended the University of St. Thomas and began his career as an account manager and sales marketing specialist at Kraft Foods.

The year 1990 was the first time he was offered an aviation-related position within the United States Marine Corps but was disqualified medically before commencing the course.

Instead, he was a bartender and wrote his first novel entitled the book Term Limits. After being rejected numerous times, he self-published. It made the New York Times bestseller list in paperback. He then wrote The Mitch Rapp series.

The writer was also an advisor for the television show 24. He passed away after a lengthy fight for prostate cancer on the 19th of June 2013, at 47 years of age.

The books he wrote posthumously continue to be on the list of bestsellers. The Survivor, written by Vince Flynn and Kyle Mills, made The New York bestseller list in 2015.

Vince Flynn is an American author who has written many spy thrillers. He started his writing career with the novel Pursuit, which was published in 1995. His other novels include Shoot to Kill, The Third Option, Enemy of the State, and Clear and Present Danger.

Flynn’s books have been turned into successful movies, including The Thomas Crown Affair and Shooter. He has also released a number of non-fiction books on counterterrorism, intelligence analysis, and military strategy. Flynn is a highly respected expert on these subjects and often speaks at national security conferences.