When I get a new
Daniel Silva novel, I start with such excitement, but in too short a time when the new adventure comes to an end, the excitement is
replaced by sadness. Now I have to wait for the next novel. And so it was again with The New Girl,
the 19th novel in the series of Gabriel Allon stories. Although I was sure it was not possible that he could write a better story than he had before,
I think Mr. Silva has achieved exactly that. This is a very current day fiction
with international political figures that you will recognize. The accounts of
the characterized are fictionalized, but given the research the author has
done, it is all frighteningly believable. In this story, Russia’s meddling in
other countries than the US is described, and their international assassinations that are
well known in real life, comes to play again. England, Israel, Iran, Syria, and
the U.S. have much at stake. Once again Sylva uses characters that are well
known to his readers, and the story is enhanced with new ones. You don’t really need any more information to go buy this
book and share in the continued evolution of Gabriel and his supporting
characters. Thank you Daniel Silva, and now I await your next effort.Monday, July 22, 2019
The New Girl
When I get a new
Daniel Silva novel, I start with such excitement, but in too short a time when the new adventure comes to an end, the excitement is
replaced by sadness. Now I have to wait for the next novel. And so it was again with The New Girl,
the 19th novel in the series of Gabriel Allon stories. Although I was sure it was not possible that he could write a better story than he had before,
I think Mr. Silva has achieved exactly that. This is a very current day fiction
with international political figures that you will recognize. The accounts of
the characterized are fictionalized, but given the research the author has
done, it is all frighteningly believable. In this story, Russia’s meddling in
other countries than the US is described, and their international assassinations that are
well known in real life, comes to play again. England, Israel, Iran, Syria, and
the U.S. have much at stake. Once again Sylva uses characters that are well
known to his readers, and the story is enhanced with new ones. You don’t really need any more information to go buy this
book and share in the continued evolution of Gabriel and his supporting
characters. Thank you Daniel Silva, and now I await your next effort.
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