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Title	:	The English Spy (Gabriel Allon #15)
Author	:	Daniel Silva
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 484 pages
Published	:	June 30th 2015 by Harper
Categories	:	Fiction. Thriller. Mystery. Spy Thriller. Espionage

The English Spy (Gabriel Allon #15) Hardcover | Pages: 484 pages

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First there was The English Assassin.

Then there was The English Girl.

Now comes The English Spy...

Master novelist Daniel Silva has thrilled readers with seventeen thoughtful and gripping spy novels featuring a diverse cast of compelling characters, and ingenious plots that have taken them around the globe and back—from the United States to Europe, Russia to the Middle East. His brilliant hero, Gabriel Allon - art restorer, assassin, spy - has joined the pantheon of great fictional secret agents, including George Smiley, Jack Ryan, Jason Bourne and Simon Templar.

Following the success of his smash hit The Heist, Daniel Silva returns with another powerhouse of a novel - one that showcases his outstanding skill and brilliant imagination, and which is sure to be a must-read for both his multitudes of fans and growing legions of converts.

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Original Title:	The English Spy
ISBN:	0062320130 (ISBN13: 9780062320131)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Gabriel Allon #15
Literary Awards:	Audie Award for Best Male Narrator (2016), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Mystery & Thriller (2015), International Dublin Literary Award Nominee (2017)

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I enjoyed this book and I think that it is my favorite in the series. I enjoyed the characters and I enjoy the action. The author always does a good job of including historical background in his story so that you can put things into context.

Daniel Silva's "The English Spy" brings us nearly up to date on the career of one of the genre's best characters. Gabriel Allon, Israeli spy, art restorer, and soon-to-be intelligence chief, finds himself in the middle of an investigation into the bombing death of a Lady Di like British figure. The bomber is someone who Allon's familiar with, as is his partner in the investigation, Keller, a former British special forces-type turned professional hitter. The fellows make progress in their

This novel is #15 in the Gabriel Allon series. It is a fast-paced, thrilling, and almost-believable story about a pair of spies. Gabriel Allon is in the Israeli secret service, who teams up with British commando/assassin Christopher Keller to hunt down an Irish mercenary-terrorist. They run around the world trying to piece together this puzzle of the terrorist's whereabouts. I enjoy novels with plots that are unpredictable, and this novel certainly fits that bill. There are plenty of twists and

Silva writes good books, but I need a break. It's not overly political, however, it is there and assumes nothing will ever change, while I desperately want to believe that is not the case. I want to be the optimist and see hope where few do.

A well written thriller. Mr Silva, however, seems to view Israel as a nation beyond reproach and does not approve of the Iran Nuclear Arms Treaty. In discussing Israel he mentions the rocket attacks from Hamas into Israel but does not even mention the settlements that are encroaching on the Palestinian Territories, the conditions that people live in in Gaza and dismisses the bombing or a school filled with women and children in Gaza as untrue without mentioning any evidence. (This was reported

Well I have read some more (almost 100 pages in total) and I guess I've come to a decision about this book and series. I won't be finishing either. I can't escape the bad taste left by the opening premise and I think I'm tired of the need for revenge and the use of constant killing as payback even if those killed are very bad people. So, while the quality of the writing may be just as good as in past novels, it is the subject matter I am parting with, just as I did earlier in the case of the

Silva never disappoints, but this is one of his finest as he revisits the England-Northern Ireland Troubles in current day. He also has fairly blunt commentary on US-UK-Iran-Israeli-Russian geopolitics.