I am honored by Amazon’s selection of Pay COD for isotretinoin without prescription The English Girl as their #1 pick for the Best Books of the Month for July 2013.

In his review for the site, Amazon editor Neal Thompson calls it “a page turner to be savored” and says “When it comes to the vast club of practitioners of international spycraft, Silva is a cut above them all, and The English Girl is a masterwork.”

For the first time ever, I’m giving away five advanced readers’ copies of my new book, The English Girl. To enter to win, all you have to do is sign up for my newsletter by Monday, June 17 at 11:59 EST. Simply enter your email address into the box at the to of this page.

I’ll be sending out a newsletter on June 18 with more details. Good luck!

I’m pleased to share a new teaser excerpt from The English Girl to accompany the first excerpt which was released in December:

The Corsicans say that, when approaching their island by boat, they can smell its unique scrubland vegetation long before they glimpse its rugged coastline rising from the sea. Gabriel experienced no such revelation of Corsica, for he journeyed to the island by air, arriving on the morning’s first flight from Orly. It was only when he was behind the wheel of a rented Peugeot, heading south from the airport at Ajaccio, that he caught his first whiff of gorse, brier, rockrose, and rosemary spilling down from the hills. The Corsicans called it the macchia. They cooked with it, heated their homes with it, and took refuge in it in times of war and vendetta. According to Corsican legend, a hunted man could take to the macchia and, if he wished, remain undetected there forever. Gabriel knew just such a man. It was why he wore a red coral hand on a strand of leather around his neck.

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As those of you who subscribe to the newsletter already know, my wife, the award-winning journalist Jamie Gangel, will be interviewing me at the Washington D.C. event to be held at Sixth and I on July 24.

Jamie has interviewed such luminaries as George Bush, George H. W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Bill Clinton. Given her years of experience reporting for NBC’s Today show I expect her questions to be tough but fair, and I am preparing as best I can.

I am very pleased to share the tour schedule for The English Girl. As always, we tried to accommodate as many of your requests as possible, but for those cities that did not make it we will try again next year. All of the events are listed on the page found here.

For those of you who can’t make it to an event this year, there is a limited signed first edition available from Barnes & Noble. To pre-order your copy, please click here.

For those fans who are in the Philadelphia area, I ‘d like to invite you to join me this Sunday at the Beth Sholom Congregation at 7 PM. Tickets are available here.

I am thrilled to share with you the cover of my next Gabriel Allon novel, The English Girl! The cover is now on the homepage of this site, and you can read a little bit more about the book by visiting the the book page found here.

I look forward to hearing what you think!

The cover art for The English Girl is almost done, and I can’t wait to share. If you want to be among the first to see it and read an exclusive new teaser about the next Gabriel Allon book, sign up for my newsletter now by putting your email address into the box at the top of this page! That’s also how you will find about signed books, tour dates, and more.

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The trade paperback edition of The Fallen Angel goes on sale today, February 5.

You can order a paperback copy now from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Indiebound.

We’re also pleased to announce that we now have a reading group guide for The Fallen Angel if you’d like to discuss it with your book club. Click here to access the reading group guide.