The return of Agent Gabriel Allon lives up to his long-established reputation as a great spy, half James Bond, half Jason Bourne. And is that the good of Gabriel maintains that demeanor between elegant and mysterious Bond at the same time that his cases delve into the underworld of international conflicts that are closer to a Jason Bourne always on the edge of the precipice.
In fact, the second is probably an evolution of the second, but in Gabriel's case his great virtue consists in maintaining the balance between the two stereotypes of practically Machiavellian superagents.
Undoubtedly, the international news is always in a latent fear in the face of the threat of ISIS. And this novel, precisely, is in charge of fiction our most real meedos with a proposal of maximum tension.
The leader in the ISIS pyramid claims to be called Saladino. And without a doubt the terrible attack that shakes the West End of London bears his stamp.
And precisely because of that, because of the unmistakable seal, Gabriel Allon will be able to cling to a thread to pull to get closer to Saladino. His hunt and capture has taken on a personal look for a Gabriel whose darker side only hopes to give cruel revenge.
From London to the south of France ... Now Gabriel already knows that in order to strike hit after hit at relevant points of his western enemy, he needs certain help.
Because for the filthiest types, money justifies everything, or rather, covers everything. In a luxurious French mansion Gabriel meets Jean-Luc Martel, his goal to bond with Saladino. It only needs to be used thoroughly to link the drug trafficker Martel with the Martel capable of selling his soul to the devil, threatening the entire Western civilization if it comes to making money ...
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