I have read this before, it turns out, but long enough ago to remember very little about what happens to Gabriel Allon, art restorer and reluctant spy/assasin for the Israeli intelligence service.
This book kicked off a long series of his books, which Chris and I are still working through. I love the impeccable research he clearly does, and how his books have an almost frightening grounding in the reality of the world we live in today, despite the wild thrilling stories.
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