The Marching Season Audiobook

" Fast-paced thriller, which is good because a lot of it didn't make sense if you stopped to think about it. It was entertaining but nothing special. "

" Sort of same old, same old but kept me turning the pages. "

" This was my first Daniel Silva novel and where I fell in love with his writing style and content. "

" The story starts out slow but the excitement builds in the second half of the book. A great deal of info on the conflict in Northern Ireland. I prefer the Allon books but one of the characters , October, appears in this book also. A satisfying read. "

" A good thriller. I liked the good guys, the bad guys are appropriately evil. A fast read, action keeps moving. "

" Loved it. Daniel silva did not disappoint. "

" This is amatuerish compared to the Allon books, and the WWII spy book, The Unlikely Spy. "

" Like the characters and the tension and the mystery. Love Daniel Silva even with all the violence in his books. The characters are always interesting. "

" only one of his i didn't like "

" Totally compulsive reading. I even took it to work today in case I had a free moment, I was that near the end! In some other universe!!!! "

" Not one of his best "

" Not a bad read but I read it during the millenium trilogy and I think it suffered for the comparison. "

" Sequel, of sorts, to Assassin. Osbourne's father-in-law, Senator Douglas Cannon, is named Ambassador to England following further terrorist activity in Northern Ireland. Promising story but the ending is convoluted and weak. "

" Pretty good. I loved learning about the history of the conflict. "

" I like these thrillers---am just beginning this one, good so far. Lived up to expectations...quick read, exciting "

" Even though I did not read the first book about Michael Osbourne, I was able to follow this spy novel. I liked Silva's writing - kept it interesting throughout. "

" Action, spy, IRA and Protestant battle - Exciting "

" Pretty good story but not my favorite. I thouggt the ending rather a hard to believe let down. "

" Read out of order. Didn't realize I had the one before it. good read "

" Early Silva, not one of the Gabriel Allon series. Informative background of the Irish "troubles", but Michael Osbourne can't compare to Allon as hero. "

" I loved this one. I was familiar with the characters and had read Mark of an Assassin prior to reading this one. I was a little put off by the final quarter of the book with the relationship of the hero and the villian, but it worked for me. "

" I picked this one up on the cruise ship's book exchange shelf while on vacation. It is one of Silva's earlier books and it is pretty good, although, I don't think that it is one of his best---but after all, it didn't cost me a cent. "

" This is the last book in the Michael Osbourne series. It had a great ending and I even felt for the "bad guys". "

" So msny organizations, SO MANY characters. Just a bit tedious at times, but not bad . . . "

" Good plot and action descriptions. Characters are implausible. "

" A solid spy fiction read. Not as well developed as the later Gabrielle Allon books. Too bad there was not a greater focus on the Troubles, as this one turns to America in the second half of the book. "

" Maybe not as good as the first Osbounre book....but still quite good and impossible to put down. In 2 months, I've read 11 Silva books without having read fiction in 20 years. "

" Part two of "The Mark of The Assassin". It was really good, but not as good as the first book. "

" This book is a continuation of The Mark of the Assassin. I felt it was not a good as the first and just OK. "

" Daniel Silva's books are ALL must reads. Period. This one, if I remember correctly because it's been awhile, features an ex-CIA agent who is sent to Ireland to get to the bottom of the Northern/Southern Irish terrorist acts, which are heightened during what is called "The Marching Season." "