Rescue Team, and the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne). He also has close ties with "SEAL Demolition and Salvage Corporation", a private military company specializing in underwater salvage such as getting rid of debris for ports and shipyards and training law enforcement divers, but whose employees also work from time to time as freelance operatives for the CIA. The company is owned and operated by Scott Coleman, former commanding officer of SEAL Team Six and friend of Rapp. Relationship with other characters Thomas Stansfield, the director of CIA (Transfer of Power, The Third Option, American Assassin, Kill Shot) Irene Kennedy, the Director of the Counter-terrorism Center (Transfer of Power and The Third Option, American Assassin, Kill Shot) and the Director of the CIA (Separation of Power through Total Power) Stan Hurley, his Trainer and Mentor (Pursuit of Honor, American Assassin, Kill Shot, The Last Man) Scott Coleman, Trusted Comrade in Arms, Former commander of SEAL Team Six, recipient of the Silver Star and the Navy Cross, owner of the SEAL Demolition and Salvage Corporation, and private contractor for the CIA (“Appeared in: Term Limits, The Third Option, Separation of Power, Executive Power, Consent to Kill, Act of Treason, Extreme Measures, Pursuit of Honor, The Last Man, The Survivor, Order To Kill, Enemy Of The State, Red War, Lethal Agent, Total Power) Novels Vince Flynn presented in order of storyline chronology American Assassin (2010) Kill Shot (2012) Term Limits (1997) - Rapp does not appear but Scott Coleman does Transfer of Power (1999) The Third Option (2000) Separation of Power (2001) Executive Power (2003) Memorial Day (2004) Consent to Kill (2005) Act of Treason (2006) Protect and Defend (2007) Extreme Measures (2008) Pursuit of Honor (2009) The Last Man (2012) Kyle Mills The Survivor (2015) Order To Kill (2016) Enemy Of The State (2017) Red War (2018) Lethal Agent (2019) Total Power (2020) Enemy at the Gates (2021) Oath of Loyalty (2022) Screen adaptation The New York Times bestseller, Consent to Kill, was intended to be the first Mitch Rapp film in a proposed series of films by CBS Films. Consent to Kill was scheduled to be produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Nick Wechsler; the screenplay was written by Jonathan Lemkin. The studio's last few films had performed poorly, causing them to delay the production of this film. Antoine Fuqua was originally attached to direct, with several names being