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Buy on AmazonIf Gabriel Allon's cerebral fury as he chased Russian conspirators through galleries and black-market auctions lit you up, prepare for a hero who wields art history like a weapon against tyranny. Steve Berry trades Silva's refined brutality for a relentless quest through secret societies and priceless masterpieces, where every canvas hides a geopolitical tripwire and moral clarity cuts through the fog of modern espionage.
This is the dopamine hit of updated Cold War tension you didn't know you were craving—heritage expert turned reluctant operative, high-society crimes wrapped in historical intrigue, and villains begging for righteous takedown.
Every canvas hides a geopolitical tripwire and moral clarity cuts through the fog.
"…I loved the multiple POVs... Loved the chapter in the back which explained what parts were based on facts as true and what parts were made up by the author." — Bo Verhoef, Goodreads
"Well-written fiction with a historical flavoring takes on a new level with Steve Berry at the helm...a delightfully intense story that will keep fans of the author on the edge of their seats! Full of history, great characters, and a stellar plot, Berry impresses yet again." — Matt, Goodreads
"This first effort made me a fan...the amount of research that must have gone into the writing is nothing short of impressive. Nick's job promises to lead to other intriguing adventures..." — Monnie, Goodreads
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