Gabriel Allon · Book 19

The New Girl

Published
16 July 2019
Pages
488
ISBN-13
9780062834898
Type
novel
Cover of The New Girl

About this book

The New Girl (July 2019), 488 pages, is the nineteenth Gabriel Allon novel, continuing Daniel Silva's unbroken run of one release every July. It followed The Other Woman, with Allon by now well established as chief of Israel's secret intelligence service.

Key facts about The New Girl

Daniel Silva wrote The New Girl, a novel on our list. It has been out since 16 July 2019. The book has 488 pages.

We list 2 editions of this novel. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780062834898 to find the main one.

The New Girl is book 19 of 26 in the Gabriel Allon series. The series has 26 published books. However, the series starts with The Kill Artist (2000). Ransom is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 14 July 2026.

That series sits on our thriller shelf. Meanwhile, Ransom is the latest published Daniel Silva book on file, from 14 July 2026.

About Daniel Silva

Daniel Silva is an American thriller writer and former journalist whose career gave him the research instincts that define his fiction. Born in Kalamazoo, Michigan, in 1960, he worked for UPI as a Middle East correspondent in Cairo and the Persian Gulf before becoming an executive producer at CNN, where he met NBC/CNN correspondent Jamie Gangel while both were covering the region; they married in 1987. See every Daniel Silva book in order.

Its place in Gabriel Allon

The New Girl is book 19 in the Gabriel Allon series. It follows The Other Woman. It is followed by The Order. See the full Gabriel Allon reading order.

Gabriel Allon is an Israeli intelligence officer and the finest art restorer of his generation, a man who spends his days coaxing Old Masters back to life and his other life eliminating threats to Israel and the West. Daniel Silva builds each novel around a real-world flashpoint — Palestinian terrorism, Russian disinformation, Vatican secrets, art-world forgery and theft, the war in Ukraine, the rise of the far right in Europe — and drops Allon into it as a reluctant, weary operator who would rather be restoring…

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