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Well written and researched, this spy thriller moves from Rome to Jerusalem to Paris & beyond. I quite liked Gabriel Allon although he seems a little too perfect (but maybe that‘s the point). I liked the intricate details of art & the spy world. But at times it felt bogged down in descriptions of process that I didn‘t need. Precise & comprehensive, it‘s richer than many spy thrillers. Kind of like an art history textbook in fictional form.

Loved this book, one of the best in the series for me and read it in 24 hours as couldn‘t put it down. Also feels quite a watershed in the series at the end so interested to see where this is taken in the next book.

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Finally feeling as if I am getting my reading mojo back after almost a month and a half struggling to focus.

All of the Gabriel Allon books are well written and show the amount of research Silva undertakes for his books.

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Prompt: Falling

This is the only one I could think of for the prompt. I like Silva's books too!

Another all action thriller with Gabriel Allon 😁 I‘m catching up with the series and I‘m only reading one a month!! Always a good read.

Gabriel Allon is a good man who has done terrible things in the service of his country and the people he loves. I think he qualifies as a #fallenangel. #characters2017

Last book for March DONE! Daniel Silva does not disappoint. There's plenty of nail-biting suspense and tension with strong, developed characters (the band is back together) and compelling storytelling. I'm so glad I finally checked this off my TBR. #LRC20 - on TBR for more than a year (since 2012!) and #8 for Mount TBR.

Really has nothing to do with the story, but this line makes me sad. 😢

Curse you, Daniel Silva. I have work to do! 😉