When a dead body crashes the celebration for a new Arthur Conan Doyle film adaptation, it’s up to a group of superfans who call themselves The Baker Street Irregulars to solve the case.

“A delightfully farcical narrative, which offers a surprise on nearly every page.” —The New York Times Book Review

When disgraced ex-detective Jacques le Garrec is asked to look into a disturbing and unsolved murder, his investigations draw him into the dark past of an Algerian town, still haunted by memories of the German occupation. As he tries to reconstruct the events of the murder, the violence of this crime and his recollections of Algeria intertwine, threatening to submerge him.

A gripping short story centered on a CIA agent trapped in the grip of a conspiracy linked to a covert operation in Afghanistan.

Gabriel Allon is in London for an art reception when a police friend asks for his help with a perplexing murder in Cornwall. The victim is Charlotte Blake, an Oxford art history professor who appears to be the latest victim of a serial killer. Allon notices inconsistencies, including a missing phone and a three-letter cypher Blake left behind. He soon discovers that the professor was searching for a stolen Picasso worth over $100 million.

"Silva can really write. The bastard." —James Patterson

World Fantasy Award Winner

Andrew Hale is a former double agent whose traumatic wartime experience infiltrating a Soviet spy ring in Nazi-occupied Paris is linked to an unfinished operation codenamed Declare. Two decades later, in 1963, Hale's quest to resolve the nightmare of Declare takes him across the globe, from Whitehall to Moscow. His desperate journey through the world of Cold War espionage ultimately leads him, the Communist agent Elena Teresa Ceniza-Bendiga, and the infamous traitor Kim Philby to a final, deadly confrontation on Mount Ararat.