"With a dollop of Simon Templar, a dash of Jack Bauer, the urbanity of Graham Greene, and the humanity of John le Carré, Daniel Silva has hit upon the perfect formula to keep espionage-friendly fans' fingers glued to his books, turning pages in nearly breathless expectation." - BookPage

"One of the more unusual literary spies is Gabriel Allon, an Israeli intelligence officer who wants to retire so he can continue as an artist restoring damaged master artworks. But life interferes, and thank goodness, because otherwise we wouldn't have such great novels from Daniel Silva." - Lincoln Journal Star

"Spectacular....This captivating new page-turner from the undisputed master of spy fiction is sure to thrill new and old fans alike." - D.C. Spotlight

"A sleek, efficient thriller delivering a neatly complicated plot with a minimum of fuss." - Columbus Dispatch

"As usual, Silva takes the reader hostage from page one with his canny mix of spy craft and suspense....Silva's ongoing ability to combine le Carré-like texture with high energy plotting has produced a string of commercial and critical successes. Chalk up another one." - Booklist

"Allon is a great political operative, but Silva is an even greater writer. That is what makes THE ENGLISH GIRL a must read." - HuffingtonPost.com

"Fast-paced intrigue and provocative characters make this a fine addition to an outstanding series." - People Magazine, 4 stars

"Someone once said that their favorite books are ones that entertain and inform at the same time. The English Girl is one of those novels....A top-notch, old-fashioned East-meets-West, cloak-and-dagger thriller." - Bookreporter.com

"[A] roller coaster ride....Silva is an excellent storyteller." - Judith Reveal, New York Journal of Books

"Top-notch action." - Kirkus Reviews

"[Silva's] 13 Gabriel Allon novels have both entertained and informed tens of millions of readers about the realities of world in which we live more than any other writer over the past decade.... You will read the book in at most a couple of sittings." - The National Examiner

"Although Gabriel's adventures are set in the real world of greedy politicians and grabs for control of a diminishing supply of natural resources, 'Israel's avenging angel' has the superhuman abilities that make for a satisfying fantasy." - Columbus Dispatch

"This is thriller writing at the highest level, offering up a tight plot, believable characters, and an ending that even the most jaded of readers probably won't see coming." - Denver Post