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In a small and isolated town in the mountains of Cádiz, lives a mysterious woman of French nationality who has begun to write more than dangerous memoirs. It is the story of a man she once loved in Beirut, years ago, and a son who was taken from her in the name of betrayal. This woman is the guardian of the Kremlin's best kept secret: decades ago the KGB infiltrated a double agent in the very heart of the West, a mole who today stands at the gates of absolute power. Only one person can shed light on this conspiracy: Gabriel Allon, the now legendary art restorer and assassin who today serves as the director of the highly effective Israeli secret service. Gabriel has previously had to fight the dark forces of the new Russia, at high personal cost. Now he and the Russians will engage in an epic final confrontation with the fate of the world we know in the balance. Gabriel is thrust into the middle of the conspiracy when his most important asset within Russian Intelligence is assassinated while attempting to defect in Vienna. Your search for the truth will take you back in time, to the greatest betrayal of the 20th century to end on the banks of the Potomac outside of Washington. Bullet-fast, strangely beautiful, and full of double meanings and plot twists, this novel is a true tour de force that proves once again that Daniel Silva is simply the greatest spy novel writer of our time.