Gabriel allon series in order Continue No, but once you read one book, fans suggest you go back and read them in order. The first book, Hardly a Spy World War II spy thriller and stands alone. The books #2 and #3, Mark Killer and Marsh season, are spy thrillers about an American CIA agent, Michael Osborne. Books #4 through #17 are Gabriel Alon series. The series begins with The Kill Artist and continues through The New Girl. For the full, print list of books in the order series, please click here. Is there any chance you'll ever write another Michael Osborne thriller? I get a lot of feedback from readers about wanting another Michael Osborne book. However, usually I don't talk about books yet to be written, but I think there's a good chance that we might see Michael on the page sometime soon. Stay tuned! How to sign a book? The best way to get a book signed is to come to one of my events on a book tour. A limited number of signed first editions is made available whenever I publish a new book. If you can't pretend, please contact one of the booksellers on the 2019 tour to see if they still have any signed copies of my latest book in stock. What about the movie? After years of field offers, I'm excited to work with a talented team at MGM Television, led by Gary Barber, the home of James Bond, Fargo and The Handmaid's Tale. I always said I would wait for the right time and the right partner, and I couldn't be more pleased with the time to finally come. We'll share as much news as we can. I live outside the United States, how can I get the latest books? Some bookstores in English-speaking countries carry the latest books or order them for you. Otherwise, it's best to order them from your favorite online store such as Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk or Barnes and Noble. How can I get Daniel Silva's books on downloadable audio for my iPod? Daniel's books are available as downloads from about 400 online stores (for purchase), including www.audible.com and iTunes, as well as through the local public library (on credit). How do you get Daniel to tour our city? Please send a request to your local bookstore or contact us via a contact page and we will pass it on to HarperCollins. Gabriel Alon is the main character of Daniel Silva's thriller and spy literally Office). Alon's career began in 1972 when he, Elie Lavon and several others were plucked from ,(עברית: המשרד) series, which focuses on Israeli intelligence. The main characters call their employer an office, although it is not specified that it is Mossad (known inside the Israeli intelligence community as HaMisrad civilian life by Ari Shamron to participate in Operation Wrath of God, an act of revenge to and eliminate those responsible for the israeli assassination of Israel In Munich. God's wrath is mentioned in books throughout his life. The biography of Alon's character is depicted as a sabra, the first language of which was German. He was raised a Jew, albeit in a secular house in the Jesel Valley, and was not familiar with the Shabat candles until he saw them as an adult. That his parents, particularly his mother, Irene, survived the Holocaust (from Berlin) is a thread throughout the series; it is often said that her reluctance to discuss what happened to her is part of what makes Alon such a good spy and master of secrets. Not much is known about Alon's father after his death in the Six-Day War, except that he survived the Holocaust (as did his future wife), who was born and raised in Munich. According to Shamron, Gabriel's name was chosen for a reason: Your mother called you Gabriel for a reason. Michael is the tallest angel, but you, Gabriel, are the most powerful. You're the one protecting Israel from his accusers. You're the angel of the court - The Prince of Fire. Several books in the series mention Alon's linguistic universality and confirm that he is fluent in English, French, German, Hebrew and Italian, as well as passable Arabic and Spanish. In Prince of Fire, Silva lets readers know that the German language he speaks with his mother's Berlin accent was his first language and remains the language of his dreams. According to press reports for The English Girl, Alon is in her 60s. She, in turn, passed these talents on to Gabriel. Alon served in the army and decided to enter the Bezel Academy of Arts and Design. It was in Bezallah, Jerusalem, in 1972, when Shamron approached him to join the Office and take part in Israel's revenge operation against the Black September terrorists in retaliation for the Munich massacre at the 1972 Summer Olympics. Gabriel was one of the main killers in an operation carried out across Europe that lasted three years, which led to the derailment of Gabriel's then-probable future career as an artist. He then left the office and under the guise of an Italian restorer, Mario Delvecchio, lived in Cornwall working for London-based art dealer Julian Isherwood. However, he was reluctant to return to the Office while continuing to work as Delvecchio in England and Italy as his main unofficial cover, which also continues to play a big role in Alon's life. After much effort to resist this move, Gabriel eventually becomes the head of the Office. In January 1991, during a business trip to Vienna, Alon's car was bombed, causing son's death and the serious injuries of his wife, Leah. His wife survived and lives in a psychiatric hospital on Mount Herzl, not far from where their son is buried on Olive Mountain. Alton felt he needed to rest with Leah's situation before he could propose or marry Chiara, an Italian-born agent who would later become his second wife. The ghost of his son often haunts Altona, especially after Chiara's miscarriage after her abduction and subsequent inability to get pregnant. After years, Chiara will get pregnant again, and supplies the twins, a girl Irene, named in memory of Gabriel's mother, and a boy, Raphael. The real spies who may have inspired some elements of Allen's fictional biography include Peter Malkin and Mike Harari. The influence of real-world books are never explicit in the year in which they are set, although there are sometimes references to real events such as changing the American presidency. In The Fallen Angels, Alon refers to a meeting with Chiara a decade earlier that roughly corresponds to the annual editions of books. However, some titles, especially Moscow Rules and The Defector, occur more closely together on the basis of book events. In an interview that coincided with the release of Moscow Rules, Silva admitted that he had heard a professional quote from art, and some real news accounts referenced the Allon series and wondered whether specific news would be part of the series. The team of the main character of the team Gabriel Alon is known by the code name Barak, the Hebrew word lightning. and most of his team has played a role throughout the novels in the series. Some of them include: Ari Shamron - former head of the Office. A Jew of Polish origin from Lviv, his parents sent him to Israel as a teenager before the war; consequently, he was the only member of his extended family to survive the Holocaust. Shamron is the figure of Gabriel's father and mentor and the man who recruited him to the Office with the three-year operation Wrath of God. For Alon and his team, he is known as Memuneh (in Hebrew for one is responsible). He has officially resigned as head of the Office, but he remains his private fiefdom; he has cared for and nurtured a whole generation of its staff, many of whom constituted a significant proportion of the current senior management and executive staff. Eventually, after the departure of his two successors, he becomes Uzi Navoth's Director General of the Office after finally giving up attempts to permanently force Gabriel to take up the position (who has repeatedly refused to accept the position). He is known throughout the Israeli intelligence community as the Old Man, being one of the last remaining members of the spy generation who founded the state back in 1948 and in whose advice and advice are still regularly looking for the highest high leaders of Israel's current defense and security establishment. Although his age is clearly not mentioned (or consistently through the series) his aging and health are of concern to Alon and his team; many times it is mentioned that he is also a continuous chain smoker of sixty dirty, vile Turkish cigarettes daily. Gila, Ari's long-suffering wife, often plays the role of Gabriel's mother and his team. Shamron's niece Rimon Stern is a key figure in Gabriel's team. Although Shamron's character is clearly based on history (he is known to Gabriel and his team as the man who detained Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires), his real character is never identified in the novels. However, in an interview, Silva said that Shamron was part of several historical figures, including Iser Harel, the head of the Mossad, when Eichmann was detained.