The story mixes real people and places with fictional characters, providing an authentic feel for the storyline. The main theme is that a retired Israeli deep cover agent is brought out of retirement to face an old terrorist enemy. We learn that Allon was once one of the Mossad's most skilled assassins, tracking down and dispatching terrorist enemies of Israel. But the cost was horrendous. After his wife and child became two of Tariq's targ

ets, he thrust himself into seclusion. Now that he is called back, he along with a female partner masquerading as a model, attempt to destroy the network of terror created by Tariq. More and more people are drawn into the action as time goes on including the American CIA and international businessmen. The terrorist Tariq always seems to be one step ahead of his opponents as they are bested time and time again. The scene changes from country to country as the two groups battle in an international arena, and we finally discover the true purpose of Tariq's mission as the story arrives at its conclusion.

The most important thing that I liked about this book is that it did not seem to be judgmental in its presentation of the political positions of either side, but simply shows their political beliefs in the context of the personality of the characters. It also allows both sides to have their victories instead of the outcome being a foregone conclusion. Fans of Daniel Silva will undoubtedly find the book enjoyable and entertaining. He weaves

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