Extraordinarily detailed action adventure might best
describe this book. It isn’t a spy novel
as much as a tale of two assassins and an exploration of the Holocaust.
The
Kill Artist and The
Heist and finally The
Mark of the Assassin read way back in 2009
all illustrate the style of Silva as well as the character Gabriel
Allon, an Israeli assassin. This book
holds true to the style and as the others keeps you on the knife edge of
frustration in your inability to turn the pages fast enough to determine what
the heck is going to happen next.
The Vatican
and Catholic Church are not shown in a flatteringly light in this book. History seems to indicate that the premise of
the book is accurate.
The excitement and action are non-stop and as always just
when you think you have it figured out, Silva tosses in a game changer.
I highly recommend.
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This book may have been received free of charge from a publisher or a publicist. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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