Description
Description
When private banker Stefanie Adams travels to Greece on vacation, she is suspected of murdering a wealthy bride who accused her deceased father of artifact theft. Unfortunately, the bride's accusation also ties Stefanie, a former archaeology student, to the robbery of a newly discovered gold statue, the Akrotiri Snake Goddess. With two high-profile crimes to solve, Greek police are under pressure, and both crimes lead straight to Stefanie.
Then her own life is threatened, and Stefanie must rely on her bank training for spotting potential criminals to identify which of her fellow travelers is the real killer. Is it the now-wealthy bridegroom? The popular travel blogger whose career the dead woman ruined, or the light-fingered British backpacker with an eye on the victim's valuable jewelry? Or could it be the flirtatious German tourist who is clearly after more than romance?
Caught up in a web of international intrigue, theft, and murder, Stefanie doesn't know who to trust. Not everyone is what they seem, and as charming Thomas Burkhardt warns, Where Greed Leads, Murder Follows...
Critical Reviews
Critical Reviews
"M. A. Monnin takes readers on a fabulous adventure filled with history, mystery, and a heady hint of sensuality. I couldn't put the book down." - Ellen Byron, Agatha Award-winning and USA Today Bestselling Author
"Highly suspenseful and chock full of wonderful charm, Death in the Aegean by M. A. Monnin has it all - a mystery of epic proportions, the theft of a priceless gold statue, a shocking murder, and a love story that will keep you guessing. Add in riveting trips into ancient Greek history in Santorini and Crete, and you have a novel that will keep you riveted to your reading chair. I loved it!" - Gayle Lynds, New York Times Bestselling Author of The Assassins
"Let M. A. Monnin take you on an excursion in the Greek Isles, where twists and turns abound, fellow travelers are not always who they seem, and the itinerary includes threats, thefts, and murder." - Richard F. McGonegal, Author of the Sheriff Francis Hood mystery series
"This novel is like taking a trip to Greece. Death in the Aegean drew me right back into the local culture, architecture and tourist spots I'd known. Each description of figurines, archaeological destinations, and local museums immediately evoked the treasures I'd studied. Walking through the palace at Knossos in the novel is like taking an authentic tour. From the first step into the protagonist's journey through the strange mystery of theft and murder, this book firmly establishes itself in the remarkable geography and history of its locale." - Dr. Melissa Eaton
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