The Cellist : A Novel
The fatal poisoning of a Russian billionaire sends Gabriel Allon on a dangerous journey across Europe and into the orbit of a musical virtuoso who may hold the key to the truth about his friendās death. The plot Allon uncovers leads to secret channels of money and influence that go to the very heart of Western democracy and threaten the stability of the global order.Ā The CellistĀ is a breathtaking entry in Daniel Silvaās āoutstanding seriesā (PeopleĀ magazine) and reveals once more his superb artistry and genius for inventionāand demonstrates why he belongs āfirmly alongside le CarrĆ© and Forsyth as one of the greatest spy novelists of all timeā (The Real Book Spy).
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The fatal poisoning of a Russian billionaire sends Gabriel Allon on a dangerous journey across Europe and into the orbit of a musical virtuoso who may hold the key to the truth about his friendās death. The plot Allon uncovers leads to secret channels of money and influence that go to the very heart of Western democracy and threaten the stability of the global order.Ā The CellistĀ is a breathtaking entry in Daniel Silvaās āoutstanding seriesā (PeopleĀ magazine) and reveals once more his superb artistry and genius for inventionāand demonstrates why he belongs āfirmly alongside le CarrĆ© and Forsyth as one of the greatest spy novelists of all timeā (The Real Book Spy).
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The fatal poisoning of a Russian billionaire sends Gabriel Allon on a dangerous journey across Europe and into the orbit of a musical virtuoso who may hold the key to the truth about his friendās death. The plot Allon uncovers leads to secret channels of money and influence that go to the very heart of Western democracy and threaten the stability of the global order.Ā The CellistĀ is a breathtaking entry in Daniel Silvaās āoutstanding seriesā (PeopleĀ magazine) and reveals once more his superb artistry and genius for inventionāand demonstrates why he belongs āfirmly alongside le CarrĆ© and Forsyth as one of the greatest spy novelists of all timeā (The Real Book Spy).
