One-shot - Mitch still hasn't recovered from his loss and after thwarting Ghost's plan to detonate a nuclear weapon, he's given leave to take some time off, and doing so he meets Kenna Parker. Her carefree, high on life attitude rewakens something that he'd buried with his fiancee.

Mitch Rapp has elicited the help of small town photographer, Alicia Newel, to gather some intelligence on a suspected traitor of the government. Little did they know that things would take a giant turn for the worse, essentially sending Mitch on the run, and leaving Alicia behind with his team to figure out how to clear his name. Rated M for future chapters.

Follows Fixing Things. The family's first Christmas together.

Follows Learning Curve. The kids learn to let themselves be taken care of during moments of injury or illness, while Alastor makes amends with his uncle.

Follows The Way Things Will Be. Spywork, Wetwork, and Derailed Missions.

Tag for the movie. While Stan Hurley recovers from his wounds, Mitch Rapp is growing into his role as an operative. Relationship seen from Hurley's point of view. Rated T for language.

Sequel to Family Business. The kids adjust to having a family and what that means.

Regaining lost family and forming new.

An alternate ending to the movie. Still recovering from his injuries, Hurley tracks down Rapp to give him a lesson in getting overconfident. Fills the teacher or coach square in the Advent Bingo Challenge

In the aftermath of Rome, Mitch Rapp is thrown from one operation to another. Stan Hurley is still recovering. Deputy Director Irene Kennedy is a proven leader. And Annika Ogden is back. Or the one where I find a way to keep my favorite female character from the movie on team Orion.