First published 1998

The Mark of the Assassin

by Daniel Silva

Editions tracked
3
First edition
Villard Books, 1998

The first edition of The Mark of the Assassin by Daniel Silva was published in New York by Villard Books in 1998. We track 3 editions.

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  1. Weidenfeld & Nicolson1998 Hardback I own The Mark of the Assassin, Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1998 Log in to want this
  2. Orion Publishing Group1999 Hardback I own The Mark of the Assassin, Orion Publishing Group 1999 Log in to want this

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United States
Genre
spy fiction

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The Unlikely Spy

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Editions recorded
8 on Open Library, 8 in English
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Articles in 5 languages

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Who published the first edition of The Mark of the Assassin?

The first edition of The Mark of the Assassin by Daniel Silva was published in New York by Villard Books in 1998.

How many editions of The Mark of the Assassin are there?

We track 3 editions of The Mark of the Assassin, including 1 first edition. Each has its own page with how to identify it.

What should I read after The Mark of the Assassin?

In order, it follows The Unlikely Spy and it is followed by The Marching Season, according to Wikidata.