La viuda negra: Un juego letal cuyo objetivo es la venganza
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La viuda negra: Un juego letal cuyo objetivo es la venganza
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La viuda negra: Un juego letal cuyo objetivo es la venganza

La viuda negra: Un juego letal cuyo objetivo es la venganza

by Daniel Silva
La viuda negra: Un juego letal cuyo objetivo es la venganza

La viuda negra: Un juego letal cuyo objetivo es la venganza

by Daniel Silva

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ISBN-13: 9780718092436
Publisher: HarperCollins Espanol
Publication date: 03/21/2017
Pages: 512
Sales rank: 163,298
Product dimensions: 5.90(w) x 8.70(h) x 1.50(d)
Language: Spanish

About the Author

About The Author
Daniel Silva was attending graduate school in San Francisco when United Press International offered him a temporary job covering the 1984 Democratic National Convention. Later that year, the wire service offered him full-time employment; he quit grad school and went to work for UPI -- first in San Francisco, then in Washington, D.C., and finally as a Middle East Correspondent posted in Cairo. While covering the Iran-Iraq War in 1987, he met NBC correspondent Jamie Gangel. They married, and Silva returned to Washington to take a job with CNN.

Silva was still at CNN when, with the encouragement of his wife, he began work on his first novel, a WWII espionage thriller. Published in 1997, The Unlikely Spy became a surprise bestseller and garnered critical acclaim. ("Evocative... memorable..." said The Washington Post; "Briskly suspenseful," raved The New York Times). On the heels of this somewhat unexpected success, Silva quit his job to concentrate on writing.

Other books followed, all earning respectable reviews; but it was Silva's fourth novel that proved to be his big breakthrough. Featuring a world-famous art restorer and sometime Israeli agent named Gabriel Allon, The Kill Artist (2000) fired public imagination and soared to the top of the bestseller charts. Gabriel Allon has gone on to star in several sequels, and his creator has become one of our foremost novelists of espionage intrigue, earning comparisons to such genre superstars as John Le Carré. Frederick Forsythe, and Robert Ludlum. Silva's books have been translated into more than 25 languages and have been published around the world.

Date of Birth:

1960

Place of Birth:

Michigan
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