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Book Title: Marching Season

Publication Name: The Marching Season

Title: The Marching Season

Author: Daniel Silva

Format: Mass Market

ISBN-10: 045120932X

EAN: 9780451209320

ISBN: 9780451209320

Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group

Genre: Fiction

Topic: Thrillers / Crime, Thrillers / Espionage, Thrillers / General, Thrillers / Suspense, Thrillers / Terrorism

Release Year: 2004

Release Date: 06/01/2004

Language: English

Country/Region of Manufacture: US

Item Height: 1.1in

Item Length: 7.5in

Item Width: 4.2in

Item Weight: 9.8 Oz

Series: Michael Osbourne Novels

Publication Year: 2004

Number of Pages: 512 Pages

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The #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Gabriel Allon series presents the second thriller featuring former CIA Agent Michael Osbourne, following The Mark of the Assassin . When the Good Friday peace accords are shattered with three savage acts of terrorism, Northern Ireland is blown back into the depths of conflict. And after his father-in-law is nominated to become the new American ambassador to London, retired CIA agent Michael Osbourne is drawn back into the game. He soon discovers that his father-in-law is marked for execution. And that he himself is once again in the crosshairs of a killer known only as October, one of the most merciless assassins the world has ever known...

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Marching Season

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2004

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Praise for The Mark of the Assassin "One of the best-drawn fictional assassins since The Day of the Jackal." -- San Francisco Examiner "A must-read for conspiracy buffs." -- Entertainment Weekly "A writer who is bringing new life to the international thriller." -- Newsday "Compulsively enjoyable." -- San Francisco Chronicle Praise for The Unlikely Spy "Reminiscent of John le Carré's The Spy Who Came In from the Cold." --Richard Bernstein, The New York Times "A classic World War II espionage tale." -- The Washington Post "A tale of suspense that spirals its way to an evocative climax." -- The Times (London) "A literate thriller, well-researched and fast-moving." -- San Francisco Chronicle, "Almost unbearable tension...[the] prose urges you on like a silencer poking at the small of your back."-- Entertainment Weekly "[A] Tom Clancy-esque thriller."-- USA Today "Ingenious."-- The Washington Post "Fascinating...a novel of plots and counterplots...The relationship between Osbourne and October is rich in detail and complexity."-- The Orlando Sentinel "Rousing...Movie-tense action sequences [and] a hero worth rooting for."-- Kirkus Reviews "Starting with a bang and escalating from there, Silva's latest has everything you would expect from a thriller."-- The Rocky Mountain News

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by QSqXrvoTTji@Deleted
Dec 02, 2009
Not the best moments of Daniel Silva
*** SPOILERS! *** SPOILERS! *** SPOILERS! *** I am afraid I found "The Marching Season" rather sloppy, meaning that the scenario was not always convincing and in some aspects it contradicted the previous book ("The Mark of the Assassin"), for a number of reasons (in no particular order): 1) Obsourne appears to have forgotten that it knows the identity of the killer, referring to him only as October, and not mentioning his real name at all, even though he has read his file and knows who he is (in fact, he expoilted this knowledge at the end of the previous book to unerve the assasin). 2) In the previous book, the Director orders the elimination of October, to cover up all tracks to his organization. October manages to escape, pressumably eliminating in the process his ... *** SPOILERS! *** SPOILERS! *** SPOILERS! *** I am afraid I found "The Marching Season" rather sloppy, meaning that the scenario was not always convincing and in some aspects it contradicted the previous book ("The Mark of the Assassin"), for a number of reasons (in no particular order): 1) Obsourne appears to have forgotten that it knows the identity of the killer, referring to him only as October, and not mentioning his real name at all, even though he has read his file and knows who he is (in fact, he expoilted this knowledge at the end of the previous book to unerve the assasin). 2) In the previous book, the Director orders the elimination of October, to cover up all tracks to his organization. October manages to escape, pressumably eliminating in the process his would be killers. However, in "The Marching Season" there is no information on how October managed to escape. Even more strange, there is no explanation as to why October chooses to work again for the guy who set him up. In fact, the Director is having face to face meetings with October, without being afraid that the latter will kill him, even though October has killed for less. 3) In "The Mark of the Assassin", October is about to quit, having enough money. Even though the loss of his girlfriend may have made him having second thoughts, it does not appear that he was so desperate to get back to business, being forced also to ruin a handsome face. Furthermore, he goes and kills the plastic surgeant without even trying to make it look like an accident (the guy was drank and alone so it would have been relatively easy to do so), thus alerting the authorities. 4) October continues to use the boat house in Amsterdam that belonged to his killed girlfirend. I can't believe that he does so so easily, without being afraid that the authorities will be able to track it down and put it under observation. 5) The way the organization meets and after each meeting destroys a villa, is the best way to attract attention. First of all, it is rather difficult for people who are having senior positions in intelligence agencies or private/public organizations to disappear of the face of the earth for 2-3 days, at least 3-4 times a yeat to attend such meetings. Second, the blowing up of the meeting place is bound to eventually attract attention. Even if you can get away with it in a remote part of some desert or jungle, you cannot expect not to raise interest when you do it in Mykonos, probably the most famous Greek island. Especially, with the members of the organization having to stay in different hotels in Chora (the villa was too small to house them), thus showing their faces around the island, and then trying to find a not that small number of Range Rovers with dark windows (how many of those can you find in a Greek island?), march as a convoy to the villa, have the meeting and then just after departure blow the villa up. I mean, the Greek police and intelligence services are not top class but their people are not mentally retarted either. 6) I cannot understand why the people watching the house with the guns in N. Ireland were still there when the terrorists went to kill them. By that time, MI5 and CIA knew what the terrorists would do and therefore they should have removed their people from around the house, in case they attract attention. 7) Everybody knows that you don't use the famous Downing Street no. 10 door to get into the PM's house. This is only used for official visits.
by tuliptowntraders
Oct 02, 2008
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This is the first book I have read by this author. It appears that these characters have appeared previously in another book, and while I always prefer to read a series in order it isn't essential to the understanding and enjoyment of this one. The spy plot involves the reigniting of "the troubles" in North Ireland and an assassin/hit man in the tradition of Carlos the Jackal. The characters were nicely delineated, the action was well-paced, the plot reasonably believable. My only criticism of this book is that I am personally so tired of the hackneyed plots involving conspiracies of mysterious evil players who manipulate world events for their own profit. Ho-hum. Seen that a few too many times. Still, it was an entertaining read. One odd thing I noticed is that the characters ... This is the first book I have read by this author. It appears that these characters have appeared previously in another book, and while I always prefer to read a series in order it isn't essential to the understanding and enjoyment of this one. The spy plot involves the reigniting of "the troubles" in North Ireland and an assassin/hit man in the tradition of Carlos the Jackal. The characters were nicely delineated, the action was well-paced, the plot reasonably believable. My only criticism of this book is that I am personally so tired of the hackneyed plots involving conspiracies of mysterious evil players who manipulate world events for their own profit. Ho-hum. Seen that a few too many times. Still, it was an entertaining read. One odd thing I noticed is that the characters in this book were all smoking like crazy, every single one of them. Not sure what was up with that, but it really stood out.
by rste6304
Feb 21, 2017
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I enjoy most of Daniel Silva's books. The book is compelling reading and I would recommend this author to others.
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by catie578
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Great spy story.
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