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      PORTRAIT OF A SPY

      DANIEL SILVA

      Dedication

      For my wonderful children, Nicholas and Lily,

       whom I love and admire more than they will ever know. And, as always, for my wife, Jamie, who makes everything possible.

      Epigraph

      Jihad is becoming as American as apple pie

      and as British as afternoon tea.

      ANWAR AL-AWLAKI, AL-QAEDA PREACHER AND RECRUITER

      One person of integrity can make a difference,

      a difference of life and death.

      ELIE WIESEL

      Contents

       Title Page

      Dedication

      Epigraph

      PART ONE

      Chapter 1 - The Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

      Chapter 2 - Paris

      Chapter 3 - St. James’s, London

      Chapter 4 - Covent Garden, London

      Chapter 5 - Covent Garden, London

      Chapter 6 - Covent Garden, London

      Chapter 7 - New Scotland Yard, London

      Chapter 8 - New York City

      Chapter 9 - The Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

      Chapter 10 - Lizard Point, Cornwall

      Chapter 11 - Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

      Chapter 12 - Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

      Chapter 13 - Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

      Chapter 14 - Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

      Chapter 15 - Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

      Chapter 16 - Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

      Chapter 17 - Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

      Chapter 18 - Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

      Chapter 19 - Volta Park, Washington, D.C.

      Chapter 20 - The Palisades, Washington, D.C.

      PART TWO

      Chapter 21 - New York City

      Chapter 22 - Madrid-Paris

      Chapter 23 - Paris

      Chapter 24 - Paris

      Chapter 25 - Seraincourt, France

      Chapter 26 - Montmartre, Paris

      Chapter 27 - Paris

      Chapter 28 - Seraincourt, France

      Chapter 29 - Seraincourt, France

      Chapter 30 - Seraincourt, France

      Chapter 31 - Seraincourt, France

      Chapter 32 - Seraincourt, France

      Chapter 33 - Seraincourt, France

      Chapter 34 - St. James’s, London

      Chapter 35 - Zurich

      Chapter 36 - Lake Zurich

      Chapter 37 - Lake Zurich

      Chapter 38 - Paris

      Chapter 39 - Zurich

      Chapter 40 - Langley, Virginia

      Chapter 41 - Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

      Chapter 42 - Nejd, Saudi Arabia

      Chapter 43 - Nejd, Saudi Arabia

      Chapter 44 - St. James’s, London

      Chapter 45 - St. James’s, London

      Chapter 46 - Langley, Virginia

      Chapter 47 - The Palisades, Washington, D.C.

      PART THREE

      Chapter 48 - The Plains, Virginia

      Chapter 49 - The Plains, Virginia

      Chapter 50 - The Plains, Virginia

      Chapter 51 - The City, London

      Chapter 52 - The City, London

      Chapter 53 - The City, London

      Chapter 54 - Dubai

      Chapter 55 - Dubai International Airport

      Chapter 56 - Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai

      Chapter 57 - Langley, Virginia

      Chapter 58 - Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai

      Chapter 59 - Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai

      Chapter 60 - Burj Al Arab Hotel, Dubai

      Chapter 61 - Dubai

      Chapter 62 - Deira, Dubai

      Chapter 63 - The Empty Quarter, Saudi Arabia

      Chapter 64 - The Empty Quarter, Saudi Arabia

      Chapter 65 - The Empty Quarter, Saudi Arabia

      Chapter 66 - The Empty Quarter, Saudi Arabia

      PART FOUR

      Chapter 67 - Paris-Langley-Riyadh

      Chapter 68 - The Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

      Chapter 69 - New York City

      Chapter 70 - Langley, Virginia

      Chapter 71 - The Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

      Author’s Note

      Acknowledgments

      About the Author

      Also by Daniel Silva

      Copyright

       About the Publisher

      PART ONE

      DEATH IN THE GARDEN

      Chapter 1

      The Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

      IT WAS THE REMBRANDT THAT solved the mystery once and for all. Afterward, in the quaint shops where they did their marketing and the dark little seaside pubs where they did their drinking, they would chide themselves for having missed the telltale signs, and they would share a good-natured laugh at some of their more outlandish theories about the true nature of his work. Because in their wildest dreams there was not one among them who ever considered the possibility that the taciturn man from the far end of Gunwalloe Cove was an art restorer, and a world-famous art restorer at that.

      He was not the first outsider to wander down to Cornwall with a secret to keep, yet few had guarded theirs more jealously, or with more style and intrigue. A case in point was the peculiar manner in which he had secured lodgings for himself and his beautiful but much younger wife. Having chosen the picturesque cottage at the edge of the cliffs—by all accounts, sight unseen—he had paid the entire twelve-month lease in advance, with all the paperwork handled discreetly by an obscure lawyer in Hamburg. He settled into the cottage a fortnight later as if he were conducting a raid on a distant enemy outpost. Those who met him during his first forays into the village were struck by his notable lack of candor. He seemed to have no name—at least not one he was willing to share—and no country of origin that any of them could place. Duncan Reynolds, thirty years retired from the railroad and regarded as the worldliest of Gunwalloe’s


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