Daniel Silva Reading Order and Checklist: The guide to the Gabriel Allon series, Michael Osbourne books, and standalone novel

Book Synopsis: UPDATED FOR 2021

This book offers you a handy reading guide to the great spy novels of Daniel Silva which you can keep on your Kindle device or app and use to track your reading.

Daniel Silva is a prolific and best-selling author who has become internationally renowned for his Gabriel Allon series but he has also written a couple of novels featuring CIA operative Michael Osbourne and a standalone novel set during the Second World War.

The Gabriel Allon series has a particularly wide audience as the character has dual appeal in that while he is an intelligence officer and assassin, he is also one of the world’s leading art restorers – ‘one half a destroyer, the other half a healer’.

This guide features a series of lists of Daniel Silva’s books in publishing order and series order, plus a Reading Checklist in alphabetical order at the end of the book for you to keep track of what books you have read, together with any notes you might want to make.

There is also a section of Further Reading about the author which includes direct links to interviews and resources.

You can keep all your reading information about your favorite authors in one place with Crime Curator guides. Not sure where you are in a series or what book is next? Just look at the Checklist on your Kindle device or app and save time.

This book includes:

• A complete list of novels by the author in publishing order.
• A list of novels in series order.
• Further Reading about the author, including direct links to interviews and resources.
• Reading Checklist of all novels by he author in alphabetical order.

You will receive free updates to this guide when new books by Daniel Silva are published. Please ensure you have turned on Automatic Book Updates for your Kindle device or app. You will find Automatic Book Updates on your Amazon account under the section headed Manage Your Content and Devices.

This guide is a reference work of bibliography and does not contain excerpts or summaries.