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Archaeologist Martin Day has always hated the illegal trade in Greek antiquities, and now he has a chance to make a difference. By working for Chief Inspector Andreas Nomikos on a case of suspected trafficking, he will not only be well paid to give lectures at the beautiful Villa Myrsini; he will also be distracted from the problems in his personal life. He allows himself to become involved with a privileged set of people, one of whom is financing the new Naxos Festival of Cycladic Wine, and any one of whom might be concealing a lucrative sideline in illegal antiquities. When people begin to die, Day’s comfortable existence takes a distinct turn for the worse.
As the light grew dim again with the onset of the second night, Day admitted to himself that he was afraid.
As the light grew dim again with the onset of the second night, Day admitted to himself that he was afraid.