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(b.Kyle Mills is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of fifteen political thrillers, including the The Survivor for Vince Flynn and The Patriot Attack for Robert Ludlum. He initially found inspiration from his father, the former director of Interpol, and still draws on his contacts in the intelligence community to give his books such realism. Avid outdoor athletes, he and his wife have lived in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, for over twenty years.
Genres: Thriller
Series
Mark Beamon
1. Rising Phoenix (1997)
2. Storming Heaven (1998)
3. Free Fall (2000)
4. Sphere of Influence (2002)
5. Darkness Falls (2007)
Rising Phoenix / Storming Heaven (omnibus) (2006)
1. Rising Phoenix (1997)
2. Storming Heaven (1998)
3. Free Fall (2000)
4. Sphere of Influence (2002)
5. Darkness Falls (2007)
Rising Phoenix / Storming Heaven (omnibus) (2006)
Mitch Rapp
continued from the original series by Vince Flynn
14. The Survivor (2015)
15. Order to Kill (2016)
16. Enemy of the State (2017)
17. Red War (2018)
continued from the original series by Vince Flynn
14. The Survivor (2015)
15. Order to Kill (2016)
16. Enemy of the State (2017)
17. Red War (2018)
Novels
Burn Factor (2001)
Smoke Screen (2003)
Fade (2004)
The Second Horseman (2006)
Lords of Corruption (2009)
The Immortalists (2011)
Smoke Screen (2003)
Fade (2004)
The Second Horseman (2006)
Lords of Corruption (2009)
The Immortalists (2011)
Series contributed to
Kyle Mills recommends
Black Tiger (2005)
(Lysander Dalton, book 1)
Robert Brace
"Beautifully written... proves that Robert Brace is a talent to watch."
The Leveling (2013)
(Mark Sava, book 2)
Dan Mayland
"Mayland beautifully captures the high stakes games played in an increasingly complex world."
Under Water (2017)
(Duck Darley, book 1)
Casey Barrett
"Deliciously lascivious and violent, Under Water's hero is impossible not to cheer on. The pull of his dark world will keep readers captivated to the last page."
Trust But Verify (2018)
Karna Small Bodman
"Bodman's insider knowledge lends her books a realism rare in the genre. Trust But Verify is a compulsive tale about a new threat from an age-old enemy."
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