Enemy of the State

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After 9/11, the U.S. struck a secretive deal to bury evidence against the Saudis involved in the attacks, with King Faisal agreeing to maintain oil supplies and address threats within his kingdom. However, when the king's nephew is found funding ISIS, the president doubts the Saudis' commitment to the agreement. He enlists Mitch Rapp to send a message, but Rapp must operate independently, as America cannot be seen acting against an ally. Quitting the CIA, Rapp gathers a team of independent contractors to investigate the ties between the Saudi government and ISIS. Their efforts attract the attention of the new head of the intelligence directorate, who threatens to expose the post-9/11 agreement, risking an international incident that could jeopardize the president's career. In response, the president orders intelligence agencies to assist the Saudis in capturing Rapp. Alone and pursued by a powerful manhunt, Rapp, with a team of mercenaries of questionable loyalty, races against time to clear his name and confront the Saudis. The stakes are high, and Rapp must navigate a treacherous path where capture or death looms near. Will he succeed in turning the tables?