The Other Woman by Daniel SilvaMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Daniel Silva has done it again. With this the 18th book min the saga of Gabriel Allon, Silva has lost none of the touch that made this a welcome entry into the thriller genre all of those books ago with The Kill Artist. Each novel has kept the extremely high standards that are an earmark of these books.
In The Other Woman, when a defection of a Russian SVR officer goes horribly wrong, all is not what it seems at first glance. With a story spanning decades and a clever plan to place a Russian mole at the highest echelons of power, Gabriel must unravel a mystery long in the making and unmask a traitor in order to save a major world intelligence service.
Plots and counter plots, traitors past and present and a lonely old woman in Andalusia make this a book that is unputdownable.
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