Assassins of Athens

The 17 year old body of the son of one of the wealthiest men in Greece is found dead in a dumpster. Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis of the Greek Police’s Special Crimes Division is on the case. Reviewing this as a police procedural only it was an average book. Some of the dialogue was what you find on......more

Second in this series of detective stories set in Greece, brings the protagonist back to Athens to uncover an unlikely series of kidnappings and murders, carried out, of course, by the highest levels of Greek society. Yeah, ok. Sure, Greek democracy today is nearly corrupt as Philippine democracy to......more

What’s that you said? You don’t know Andreas? Well, shame on you. Andreas is the creation of Jeffrey Siger, and we’re first introduced to him in Murder in Mykonos. We become further acquainted with him in Assassins of Athens. So, what’s so special about Andreas Kaldis? Let’s begin at the beginning. M......more

The first book was great and this book is meh in comparison. The plot was a little confusing but I was annoyed that every 18-30 yo female character is a “love” interest. I just wanted some good old fashioned murder mystery vibes but there is about two notable murders. And the characters lack of emot......more

Heading out for a trip to Greece. This was a good read that involved the Greek Islands. Just what I was looking for.......more