Michael Osbourne Novels The Marching Season, Book 2, (Paperback)

from theportal2002

It started off with good pace and just kept on going. Never a dull moment.

from ZoharLaor

In the sequel to "Mark of the Assassin", ex-CIA agent Michael Osbourne is recouping from his physical injuries and gets bored out of his mind playing Mr. Mom. When Osbourne's father in law has taken a position as the USA's ambassador to the Court of St. James Osbourne willingly comes back to the ...

from gophergolfer

Not Silva's best. A mystery about a CIA agent employed to be in Ireland at the time of the troubles to protect his father-in-law who is the US Ambassador to the Court of St. James. Action against splinter groups of the IRA,etc. Quick read

from PghDragonMan

I have come to enjoy the Gabriel Allon series of spy stories from Daniel Silva. The Marching Season is not exactly part of that canon, but it does share some characters and has another character who could have served as an extended character study for Gabriel. This book and the Allon series are c...

from utbw42

Wow, great book. I'm glad I took Vince Flynn's recommendation and started reading Daniel Silva because his books are outstanding. This one was tense from start to end, and I thought it ended on an unexpected, yet great note. Maybe someday Silva will revisit the world of Michael Osbourne. On to Ga...