At Any Cost - (Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis Mystery) by Jeffrey Siger (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Greece is burning . . . and Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis is determined to save his country from disaster in the new novel in Jeffrey Siger's critically acclaimed, internationally bestselling mystery series

"Thoughtful police procedurals set in picturesque but not untroubled Greek locales" The New York Times
"An atmospheric and exciting series" Booklist (Starred Review)
"Terrific novels which take place on the Greek islands" Readers Digest

Chief Inspector Kaldis is initially dismayed to be asked to investigate a series of suspicious forest fires that took place last summer. In Greece, forest fires are an inevitability, and he fears he and his team are being set up to take the political blame for this year's blazes.

He quickly becomes suspicious, though, that the forests were torched for profit - and for a project on a far grander scale than the usual low-level business corruption. There are whispers on the wind that shadowy foreign powers intend to establish a surreptitious mega-internet presence on the island of Syros, with the intent to weaponize the digital world to their own dark ends.

Can Kaldis and his team stop the hostile foreign takeover of the idyllic island - or will the rise of the metaverse set not just Greece, but the whole world, on fire?

With its gorgeous Greek locations, engaging characters and fast-paced plotting, this international crime series is a perfect pick for fans of Donna Leon, Louise Penny, Martin Walker and David Hewson.

Review Quotes

A timely mystery with an engaging cast and a sublime setting-- "Kirkus Reviews"

An engrossing procedural. New readers will discover the gorgeous aspects of Greek life-- "Library Journal Starred Review of A Deadly Twist"

As always, Siger keeps readers turning the pages with ingenious plot twists and delicious description of the Greek isle-- "Booklist on A Deadly Twist"

Atmospheric and exciting-- "Booklist Starred Review of One Last Chance"

Breakneck action along with . . . gorgeous descriptions of Greece-- "Library Journal"

Brimming with suspense and a distinct sense of place-- "Kirkus Reviews on An Aegean April"

Fans of Adrian McKinty's Sean Duffy books and other police procedurals . . . will welcome this outstanding crime novel-- "Library Journal Starred Review of An Aegean April"

Siger seasons Kaldis's investigation with abundant slices of Greek history and island mores . . . Armchair travelers will have fun-- "Publishers Weekly on The Mykonos Mob"

Will appeal to fans of Donna Leon and Louise Penny-- "Publishers Weekly on One Last Chance"