Greece’s thriller novelist of record
—Sunday New York Times Book Review, worldwide "Thrills and Chills" issue
"A 'literary star'"
—Athens Insider
#10 in the series
"...thoughtful police procedurals set
in picturesque but not untroubled Greek locales."
—Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times
"The great man behind Greece’s crime mysteries"
—Greek City Times
The Mykonos Mob
When corruption lies deep beneath the surface how can truth come to light?
"A perfect setting and first-rate storytelling."
—Ragnar Jónasson, bestselling author of The Dark Iceland series
The Mykonos Mob, the tenth book in the Greece-based Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis mystery-thriller series, reveals the wildly lucrative dark side of an internationally renowned Aegean island playground for the world’s rich and famous, those battling for control of its vices, and the innocents affected by it all.
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"Jeffrey Siger’s mysteries featuring Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis comprise one of the most consistently strong series in our genre. Jeff has a way of predicting political, social, and cultural aspects of Greece before they happen—so when his books are released that are incredible relevant and always fascinating. And it never hurts to spend some time in paradise... well, except for the dead bodies."
—Bolo Books
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Here's an unsolicited letter I just received from a new fan. It's what makes this writing gig so worthwhile! —Jeff
"I have never written to an author before, but felt compelled to after reading Murder in Mykonos. I enjoy reading novels set in countries I'm visiting, and Greece is no exception. I was pleasantly surprised to stumble on this novel and to find out how well written it was with an intricate plot, well developed characters and lots of interesting history of the island. Most novels set in Greece are light, without substance and quickly forgotten. I'd given up on novels with any depth. Of course, The Magus by John Fowles is an exception, but I read that many years ago. I don't know how I missed you before. I've already purchased Assassins of Athens & will move on to the rest. My husband is reading Murder in Mykonos as I'm writing this & agrees with my assessment." —Marlene C.
