Murder in Mykonos is a thriller set on the beautiful island of Mykonos off the coast of Greece. The incidental discovery of a body in a near abandoned church on the island is a frightening situation. Not only is the murder itself disturbing, but the negative potential the incident has upon the much needed tourist business could be detrimental to the island. Matters are made even more unnerving when the murder is linked to a previous ritual murder that occurred on the island ten years ago. The newly appointed Chief of Police must find a way to catch the killer without revealing the potential existence of a serial killer and without ruining his career. 

This thriller will keep you on the edge of your seat! The suspense is marvelously crafted and the chase of the killer near the end is brilliantly scripted. The story is so enthralling that you will likely do as I did and stay up much later than you intended to find out the identity of the killer. You will also enjoy the picturesque descriptions of the setting. In addition, like many thrillers, there are numerous suspects to be vetted and the author does a great job leaving the reader to ponder who the actual killer might be. 

Because of the violence, sexual scenes and liberal use of foul language, sometimes vulgar in nature, that are contained within this story, I would only suggest this book to the mature adult reader. I recommend it to the adult reader who enjoys reading a great thriller set in a beautiful location. 

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