Not Dead Yet [Paperback]

Thoughtful police procedurals set in picturesque but not untroubled Greek localesNew York Times
A new Kaldis case is always a treatBooklist(Starred Review)

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 Onofrios 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 . . .

GBBuckle up for Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis most complex case yet . . . This series gets better with every bookA knotty tale of Greek organized crime and brutal punishmentIm a fan of this series for a number of reasons . . . I admire the intriguing plotting of its crime stories and how they are resolvedA new Kaldis case is always a treat, and this one is no exception. The combination of highspeed action, ethical issues, and the politics of the metaverse will keep readers engagedA timely mystery with an engaging cast and a sublime settingBreakneck action along with . . . gorgeous descriptions of GreeceThis is one of the best in the series. It gives us a vivid picture of the Greek landscape, an exciting police procedural, and presents a cautionary tale for this day when forces are trying to pervert the uses of AI and the internet to their perniclSú