A Death in Vienna (Abridged) Audiobook

" No one beats Daniel Silva when it comes to international espionage and intrigue. And for those who enjoy fiction based on actual events and real places, you will certainly enjoy Silva's trilogy: The Confessor, The Rembrandt Affair, and A Death in Vienna. "

" My favorite of the Allon series so far. The story is well written covering lots of historical mysteries of the holocaust. Seemed like lots of character development, even for minor players but still a good read. "

" Daniel Silva is a great vacation read! "

" Usually I don't read this kind of book, but I loved this one. I especially enjoyed the the Jewish/Israel content, but on the whole, really well written. "

" Listened to it on CD on a long drive -- fast-paced story and a great voice job by Tony Goldwyn. "

" Once again, Daniel Silva does not disappoint. An enjoyable, and educational, read. "

" I'm a sucker for these books "

" We all have a weak spot for trash - mine is Daneil Silva's novels and Gabriel Alon. "

" Awesome. Daniel Silva never disappoints. I am looking forward to reading the rest of the Gabriel Allon series. "

" Another good entry by Allon.....great story but a little more difficult to read as it dealt directly with the Holocaust. "

" Allons continues his feats of derring do. The added psychological and historical shades the author puts into the novel propel it a notch above the competition. Addictive and fun to read, especially the continued assaults on the Austrians and Swiss bankers. "

" A second Daniel Silva novel, in a row, that centers on the Holocaust...not exactly what I expected, the novel is a mix of depressing pages intermixed with moments of action and suspense, all leading to a rather anti-climactic conclusion. "

" Daniel Silva is one of my favorite writers. A Death In Vienna is the last in a trilogy of the Gabriel Allon series dealing with the Holocaust along with The English Assassin and The Confessor. They were all not only suspenseful great reads, but interesting as well. "

" Typical of this series...quite a page turner. "

" Maybe I should have read the first two books of the trilogy, The Confessor and The English Assassin before I read this one. It was well written and absorbing but difficult to keep the characters straight. "

" Another good read in the Gabriel Allon series. I am not sure how well this book would have read if the prior episodes were not read since I started with the first in the series. Silva's weaving of historical facts with his story provides an interesting depth and realism to the tale. "

" Recommended by Candi, I love Daniel Silva's books. They have all been well written and weave in cities and countries that I visited. So it is an enriching way to be in Rome while not physically there! "

" Good entertaining read. If you like WWII, Nazi spy stuff you'll like this. "

" The conclusion of a very well written trilogy! "

" Great story...amazing detail about the Holocaust. Should have read them in order though. "

" Once again, Daniel Silva does not disappoint. An enjoyable, and educational, read. "

" Terrific continuation of Allon character. Just no let up in quality of this series. "

" A nice wrap up to this trio! "

" decent finish to the first 3 books of the allon series. "

" Gripping story. I enjoyed it. A little predictable, but good characterization and plot development. "

" Nazi war criminals and holocaust novels are similar to the Crusades as a reminder of how horrible human nature can be......a precursor for today's terrorism. This novel was very well written and deserves its own merit. A logical ending rounds out a good story. "

" This was my least favorite of Silva's books so far, but still a fast and interesting read. if I had read it as a standalone book, I would probably rate it higher, but I just like some of the others better. 7 down 3 to go. "

" A good read. Love the Allon books. "

" Listened to it on CD on a long drive -- fast-paced story and a great voice job by Tony Goldwyn. "

" This book was definitely the weakest of the series but it was still a good read. "