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Published • Greece • Updated

Not Dead Yet by Jeffrey Siger

Summary by Lesa's Book Critiques
I’ve been reading Jeffrey Siger’s Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis mysteries since the very beginning with Murder in Mykonos, a 2008 release. Set in Greece, these outstanding police procedurals feature Greek politics and culture. Best of all, though, is the outstanding cast. While Siger’s books are respected in Greece for their accurate portrayal of the country, I love to read them for his skill in combining all these elements. And, the fourteenth…
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Not Dead Yet by Jeffrey Siger

I’ve been reading Jeffrey Siger’s Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis mysteries since the very beginning with Murder in Mykonos, a 2008 release. Set in Greece, these outstanding police procedurals feature Greek politics and culture. Best of all, though, is the outstanding cast. While Siger’s books are respected in Greece for their accurate portrayal of the country, I love to read them for his skill in combining all these elements. And, the fourteenth…

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