β Scribed by Daniel Silva
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In Amsterdam, a terrorism analyst named Ephraim Rosner lies dead,
brutally murdered by a Muslim immigrant. The Amsterdam police believe
the killer is a deranged extremist, but others know better. Just
twenty-four hours before, Rosner had requested an urgent meeting with
Israeli intelligence. Now it is Gabriel Allon's job to find out what
Rosner knew, and when he does, it confirms his worst fears: a major
terrorist operation is in the works. But not even Allon could have
predicted what it is.
In London, a young woman vanishes. She is
the daughter of the American ambassador-and goddaughter of the
president of the United States-and the kidnappers' demands are at once
horrifically clear and clearly impossible to meet. With time running
out, Allon has no choice but to plunge into a desperate search, both for
the woman and for those responsible, but the truth, when he finds it,
is not what he expects. In fact, it is one that will shake him-and many
others-to the core.
Intense and provocative, filled with breathtaking double and triple turns of plot, The Secret Servant is not only a fast-paced international thriller but an exploration of some of the most daunting questions of our time.
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