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Comments about the printed book:

Entertainment Weekly:
"[The Marching Season creates] an almost unbearable tension....Silva urges you on like a silencer poking at the small of your back."

USA Today:
"[A] Tom Clancy-esque thriller...Briskly paced."

San Francisco Chronicle:
"Daniel Silva keeps the double-crosses moving at a frenzied clip."

Edward Neuert - The New York Times Book Review:
"...[O]ne wishes he had cut straight to his gritty, unnerving Irish scenes and dug deeper into the sod of Ulxster, where everything is green and bleak…"

Retired CIA officer Michael Osbourne, the hero of The Mark of the Assassin, is lured back to the Agency after his father-in-law, former U.S. Senator Douglas Cannon, is nominated to be the new American ambassador to London. When Michael discovers that the Protestant gunmen have marked Cannon for execution, he sets in motion a deadly contest of wits and deception that will determine whether the peace in Northern Ireland will survive and whether his father-in-law lives or dies. What Michael Osbourne does not realize is that he is a pawn in a much larger game. Once again, his destiny is controlled by the Society, a secret order that uses its power and influence to foster global unrest for financial gain. And once again, he is pitted against his personal bete noire, Jean-Paul Delaroche, the world's most dangerous assassin, who slipped through Michael's fingers at the climax of The Mark of the Assassin.

Written by Daniel Silva - Audio book performed by Campbell Scott - Abridged Fiction - Cassettes

Publisher, Bantam Doubleday Dell (March 1999)