Synopsis

In Daniel Silva's thrilling debut to the Gabriel Allon series, 'The Kill Artist' introduces the world to a protagonist torn between two lives. Gabriel Allon, once a legendary Israeli intelligence operative, now leads a quiet, meticulous existence as an art restorer, hoping to leave his violent past behind. However, the shadows of his former life are long, and a ghost from his past – a Palestinian terrorist responsible for unspeakable acts – resurfaces for a final, deadly spree. Compelled by a deep personal vendetta and the call of duty, Allon is drawn back into the clandestine world of espionage. He is reluctantly paired with Jacqueline Delacroix, a beautiful French agent masquerading as a fashion model, who carries her own secrets and motivations. Their hunt for the elusive terrorist, Tariq al-Hourani, transforms into a global chase, weaving through the intricate webs of political intrigue and deeply personal passions. This high-stakes, cat-and-mouse game forces Allon to confront not only his most dangerous adversary but also the profound trauma that shaped him, setting the stage for a compelling and enduring saga of espionage, art, and redemption.

Critical Reception

"As the inaugural novel in a beloved and critically acclaimed series, 'The Kill Artist' immediately established Daniel Silva as a master of the espionage thriller genre, captivating readers worldwide."

Metadata

ISBN:9781440627903
Pages:514
Age Rating:16+

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