Not Dead Yet
Book 14 now available!
A corrupt millionaire. A suspicious plane crash. A sole survivor. Chief Inspector Kaldis is on the case in the latest installment of the internationally bestselling, critically acclaimed mystery series set in Greece.
Wealthy Greek businessman Dimitris Onofrio is known to be corrupt to the core, but the police have never been able to make his crimes stick. Powerful, influential and extremely dangerous, Onofrio is not a man to cross, and every witness prepared to come forward against him has died before they could testify.
So when Onofrio’s private jet crashes, seemingly with no survivors, the police breathe a sigh of relief—quickly replaced by horror when Onofrio is found alive but catatonic on a remote Ionian beach, beside the body of his beloved wife.
Was the crash an accident . . . or sabotage? Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis, head of Athens’ Special Crimes Unit, knows that unless he can discover the truth before Onofrio recovers, the tycoon will be out for bloody revenge on all involved. Including Kaldis’ own beloved wife, who is more mixed up in the accident than anyone would ever have suspected . . .
Full Praise
“Buckle up for Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis’ most complex case yet … truly ingenious. This series gets better with every book.”
—Booklist (Starred Review)
“The plot caroms like a pinball from one surprising discovery to the next… A knotty tale of Greek organized crime and brutal punishment.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“I’m a fan of this series for a number of reasons… But most of all I admire the intriguing plotting of its crime stories and how they are resolved.”
—George Easter, Deadly Pleasures Mystery Magazine, A-rating
“It is always a pleasure to read and share the latest book in a beloved series … Once again, Siger has written a true page-turner with … wonderful descriptions of Greek locations interwoven into the finely crafted plot.”
—The National Herald
“Set in Greece, these outstanding police procedurals feature Greek politics and culture. Best of all, though, is the outstanding cast… Not Dead Yet is my favorite of Siger’s recent books… Siger always has his finger on the pulse of world happenings, and his books come as surprises because they’re written before the world events happen. If you’re looking for a police procedural series with solid characters, gorgeous Greek settings, and fascinating politics, you’re in luck. You have fourteen books waiting for you.”
—Lesa Holstine
“I’ve loved this series since the very first book… There are many surprises in store when reading Not Dead Yet, and when I closed the book on the final page, I had a big smile of complete satisfaction on my face. I bet you’ll love it—and don’t be surprised if you find yourself looking for the other books in the series.”
—Kittling: Books
“Jeffrey Siger’s Not Dead Yet isn’t just another police procedural; it’s a vibrant, sun-drenched journey into the heart of Greece, where ancient myths intertwine with modern-day crimes… Siger weaves together the threads of history, mythology, and contemporary issues with a deft hand, creating a rich tapestry that immerses the reader in the vibrant, often chaotic, reality of Greek life… A must-read for anyone who enjoys intelligent thrillers with a rich cultural backdrop.”
—NetGalley Goodreads Reviewer (J Kromrie, 5 Stars)
“I still have goosebumps from this book! I could not set it down. I had to know how it ended. I loved the plot and the characters of this book.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Kelsey V, 5 Stars)
“a great fourteenth entry in the Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis Mystery series, it had that element that I was expecting from the previous entries.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Kathryn M, 5 Stars)
“All of Siger’s books, are something to eagerly look forward to… Each character is skillfully drawn and has secrets and recondite reasons to hide his or her connection to the intrigue.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Jane A, 5 Stars)
“Cannot wait to read more from the author. Will recommend to others.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Riley W, 5 Stars)
“A gripping mystery set against the stunning backdrop of Greece. Siger weaves a tale of suspense, intrigue, and cultural richness that will keep you hooked until the very end.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Xenia T, 4 Stars)
“Very good read! This book had great suspense, murder, very mysterious, intriguing, action, a great who-done-it and a few wild twists! I definitely recommend reading this book!”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Debbie B, 4 Stars)
“What an absolutely mind-blowing story… immensely gripping and fast moving and the pages just whizzed by. All the characters are richly described and full of life… I was completely transfixed… Extremely highly recommended.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Terry H, 5 stars)
“A fast-paced and thrilling mystery that keeps readers hooked from start to finish… Siger’s writing is sharp and engaging, with vivid descriptions that bring both the characters and the setting to life…great choice for fans of gripping, international thrillers…an exciting and well-crafted mystery that will keep readers guessing until the very end.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Reviewer 1450463, 5 Stars)
“A great addition to the series.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Librarian 503423, 4 Stars)
”With beautifully picturesque locations, a cast of credible and well-drawn characters and a solid plot, comes another immersive and compelling tale and another worthy entry to the series.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Reviewer 266180, 4 Stars)
“I don’t think I’ve ever read a book that so deeply and thoroughly emersed its reader into a setting, and what a setting… full of wonderfully developed characters and lots of wit.”
—NetGalley Reviewer (Renee S, 4 stars)
Excerpt
The media had declared him dead a week ago, yet there he was, grizzled, tattered-clothed, and shoeless, plodding bear-like along a rugged Mediterranean shoreline, head down and oblivious to the pain inflicted upon his naked feet by the sharp rocks. The breezy late-summer afternoon turned slightly chilly once the sun had completed its ritual deep-orange setting, but the crisp, sea-scented air and starlight-filled sky drove him on.
Until he found the body.
He stood stiff-backed and stared.
Then lay down beside her.
And cried.
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© Jeffrey Siger
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