Gabriel Allon Prince of Fire, Book 5, (Paperback)

from msaucier818

Another great read from the Gabriel Allon series by Daniel Silva. I really love the mix of history and the spy chase that Silva manages to put together in each novel. What I think I like best is the fact that the hero is not perfect, on a personal level or as a super-spy. Things always work out i...

from Carl_Alves

This is the second novel I've read from Daniel Silva, and he has yet to disappoint. Gabriel Alon is a fascinating character. The plot and story are so well developed compared to many other thrillers I have read. Silva does a nice job of drawing the reader. What I found especially fascinating was ...

from miyurose

This book moves away from the Holocaust theme of the last 3 and back to the Israel/Palestine conflict. It's interesting to see how each side describes different events, and I think the book makes a few pointed observations about the reasons the conflict continues. All-in-all, this was another gre...

from skinglist

I'm in two minds on this book. It was good, but I think Silva is suffering from Patterson-disease in that he feels compelled to rush the endings. Or there is a loose end he forgot about and all of a sudden has to fix. If you live to seek revenge, dig a grave for twoMay be an ancient proverb but i...

from Olivermagnus

Gabriel Allon returns in Daniel Silva's Prince of Fire, the fifth book in the series. When the Israeli Embassy in Rome is attacked by suicide bombers, the Israeli Secret Service investigate and discover that this attack is only one in a chain of attacks planned against Jewish targets. Gabriel is ...