The Fallen Angel (Gabriel Allon, #12)
406
Novel • Fiction
Rome, Italy • Contemporary
2012
Adult
18+ years
The Fallen Angel by Daniel Silva follows Gabriel Allon, an art restorer and spy, who is drawn into a dangerous quest involving a murder investigation at the Vatican. He uncovers a conspiracy that threatens global security, blending art restoration with espionage in a complex international narrative.
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Daniel Silva's The Fallen Angel is praised for its intricate plot and well-crafted characters, particularly the protagonist Gabriel Allon. The novel's pacing and blend of historical and contemporary intrigue are highlights. However, some critics feel the story's complexity can be overwhelming, and occasional predictability detracts from the suspense.
Ideal for fans of international intrigue and art restoration, The Fallen Angel by Daniel Silva appeals to readers who enjoy fast-paced thrillers with complex characters. Comparable to Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code and Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Identity, this book will captivate those who appreciate espionage and historical mysteries.
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The Fallen Angel is the twelfth book in Daniel Silva's acclaimed Gabriel Allon series, known for its intricate plots and blending of art and espionage.
The novel showcases Silva's meticulous research, weaving real-world art history and contemporary geopolitics into the fabric of the narrative.
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In The Fallen Angel, Daniel Silva continues to explore themes of redemption and justice through the eyes of his protagonist, Gabriel Allon, a legendary art restorer and spy.
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406
Novel • Fiction
Rome, Italy • Contemporary
2012
Adult
18+ years
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