Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Ransom is Daniel Silva's 26th Gabriel Allon spy thriller. A British billionaire's socialite wife vanishes on holiday, and the art restorer turned legendary spy gets pulled back into the old life. Twisty, fast, and a workable place for a newcomer to start.
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