Ransom
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
When you settled in with this book, where did you read it, and what made that spot feel just right for a Gabriel Allon story?
If you could drop into any setting Silva describes for one quiet afternoon, which would you choose and what would you order there?
Which relationship in this book felt the most comforting to you, and did it remind you of anyone in your own life?
Silva's stories often circle back to the idea of home. What does home seem to mean for Gabriel here, and what does it mean for you these days?
How did the returning faces from earlier books land for you, like running into old friends or something more bittersweet?
There is a lot about protecting the people we love in this story. Which moment tugged at you most, and why do you think it stuck?
When an old enemy resurfaces, the past comes with them. Was there a passage that made you sit with your own memories for a minute?
Without giving anything away, how did the closing chapters leave you feeling as you set the book down, warm, unsettled, hopeful, something else?