It’s a story of revenge, of tying up ends, of killing to safe others and I got a bit confused. Though I think that’s partially because this is the fifteenth novel in the Gabriel Allon series by Daniel Silva and I read it without having read any of the previous fourteen. I mean, I followed what was going on, and I had a fair idea of who was doing what to who and why, but still, there were a lot of characters I didn’t know, and I think the advantage of reading the others would be that you’d have a great idea of who all these people were.
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