The New Girl: Gabriel Allon Book 19

The New Girl, a thrilling novel of deception, betrayal, and vengeance, is a New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal bestseller. She is seen and then disappears before your eyes.

Covered from head to toe in luxurious wool and plaid, the kind found at the Burberry boutique in Harrods, she carries a leather bookbag instead of a nylon backpack. Her shiny patent leather ballet slippers show her proper and modest demeanor, marking her as the new girl with a mysterious aura.

At an elite private school in Switzerland, the arrival of a beautiful raven-haired girl in a grand motorcade sparks speculation about her background. Rumored to be the daughter of a wealthy businessman, she is actually the daughter of Khalid bin Mohammed, the controversial crown prince of Saudi Arabia. Once hailed for his progressive reforms, he is now condemned for his involvement in a journalist's murder. When his daughter is kidnapped, he turns to Gabriel Allon, the renowned chief of Israeli intelligence, to rescue her.

Gabriel has spent his life combating terrorists, including those financed by Saudi Arabia. Despite their past conflicts, he sees Prince Khalid as a potential ally in breaking the ties between the Kingdom and radical Islam. Together, they navigate a secret war for control of the Middle East, risking their lives and reputations in the process. Enemies lurk on all sides, threatening both the young girl's life and the stability of Saudi Arabia.

As the stakes rise, The New Girl delves into the complexities of political alliances and power struggles in a dangerous world. With intense twists, dark humor, and a compelling cast of characters, this novel showcases Gabriel Allon as a master spy and Daniel Silva as a top writer in the genre of foreign intrigue.

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