Daniel Silva Books in Order

On the eve of D-Day, British intelligence races to stop a Nazi spy from uncovering Allied invasion plans. Daniel Silva's debut pairs quiet, cerebral counterintelligence with mounting wartime suspense.

When a terrorist bombing destroys a commercial flight, CIA officer Michael Osbourne recognizes the killer's signature. His hunt for the assassin becomes an obsessive pursuit that threatens his career and family.

As Northern Ireland's peace process wobbles, Protestant extremists launch a campaign of terror meant to shatter it. Michael Osbourne returns to the field when his father-in-law, the new U.S. ambassador to London, is targeted.

Former Israeli operative and art restorer Gabriel Allon is drawn out of hiding to hunt Tariq, the terrorist tied to his deepest loss. The mission becomes a personal duel of revenge, deception, and shifting loyalties.

Gabriel leaves Venice after a scholar is murdered and Vatican secrets begin to surface. His search pulls him into a conspiracy rooted in the Church's wartime past and the deadly effort to keep it buried.

Sent to Zurich to restore a painting, Gabriel finds his client murdered and a hidden cache of stolen Impressionists missing. The trail leads into Swiss wartime secrets and a killer from his own past.

Asked to investigate a bombing in Vienna, Gabriel encounters a face tied to his family history. What starts as one case opens into a chilling hunt through old Nazi crimes and long-hidden identities.

After a bombing in Rome exposes dangerous secrets about Gabriel's past, he is pulled back into Israeli intelligence. The chase for a master terrorist turns into a tense cat-and-mouse game across Europe and the Middle East.

Evidence of a plot against the Vatican sends Gabriel racing to Rome. After a devastating attack, he goes undercover in the art world to track the Saudi financiers and operatives behind it.

A routine cleanup job in Amsterdam leads Gabriel into an extremist network spreading across Europe. When the American ambassador's daughter is kidnapped, the mission becomes a brutal race against time.

The murder of a journalist draws Gabriel to a new Russia ruled by money, fear, and old intelligence instincts. There he faces an oligarch arms dealer whose next deal could arm al-Qaeda with devastating power.

When Russian defector Grigori Bulganov vanishes, Gabriel refuses to believe he has betrayed them. The search pits him again against Ivan Kharkov in a deeply personal battle over loyalty, marriage, and revenge.

A murdered art restorer and a stolen portrait pull Gabriel out of retirement in Cornwall. His search for the missing Rembrandt leads through the art trade to dark money, family secrets, and men who kill for profit.

After a suicide bombing in London slips past him, Gabriel joins the hunt for a new jihadi mastermind. To get close, he must build a dangerous inside operation with help from a woman bound to his past.

While restoring a Caravaggio at the Vatican, Gabriel is asked to look into a curator's suspicious death. His quiet inquiry uncovers looted antiquities, Church secrets, and a plot with global consequences.

The kidnapped mistress of Britain's prime minister must be found before scandal and politics destroy everything. Gabriel has only days to rescue her, and the trail leads from France to London to Moscow.

Gabriel is recruited to recover a stolen Caravaggio, but the case opens onto murder, hidden money, and international intrigue. To trap the people behind it, he may need to steal a masterpiece of his own.

When a beloved British royal is killed in a yacht bombing, Gabriel hunts the legendary bomb maker responsible. With Christopher Keller beside him, the case becomes a fast, personal pursuit of vengeance.

On the eve of becoming intelligence chief, Gabriel returns to the field to stop an ISIS mastermind. The only way in is through a brave young doctor sent undercover into the heart of the terror network.

Gabriel, now head of Israeli intelligence, keeps chasing Saladin after a new terror attack in London. The hunt leads to the French Riviera, Casablanca, and a risky plan built on deception and unlikely allies.

A Frenchwoman's memoir may expose a Kremlin secret buried since the Cold War. When a Russian source is killed, Gabriel begins a hunt for the mole inside the West's highest circles.

A kidnapped girl at a Swiss boarding school is not who she seems, and neither is the world around her. Gabriel's search draws him into Saudi succession politics and a covert struggle for the Middle East.

The sudden death of a pope brings Gabriel to Rome, where a missing Swiss Guard and a vanished letter suggest murder. The investigation leads to a secret Catholic society and a long-suppressed gospel.

A Russian dissident is killed in London with a nerve agent, and Gabriel doubts the obvious explanation. His search for the truth exposes dirty money, disinformation, and a private network working to destabilize the West.

Living quietly in Venice, Gabriel is asked to look into the sale of a van Dyck portrait that may be a fake. The inquiry leads him into forgery, fraud, and one of the boldest deceptions of his career.

Gabriel is asked to track down the stolen Vermeer The Concert, a priceless painting missing for decades. The trail leads from Venice into Russian power circles, where the art theft may be tied to a far larger conspiracy.

A murder in a Cornish seaside village and a missing Picasso pull Gabriel into a new investigation. To solve it, he builds an unusual team and follows the case from Cornwall to Corsica and British power circles.

Restoring a major painting in Venice, Gabriel finds a dead woman in the lagoon and a vanished Leonardo at the Vatican. The case pulls him into mob money, art theft, and a crisis that reaches St. Peter's Square.

Gabriel is asked to find the missing wife of a British billionaire, a socialite who vanishes while on holiday. The search uncovers dangerous secrets and drags him back toward enemies he thought were behind him.