Greek Winds of Fury — Judith Gould

IT'S NOT ALL FUN AND SUN IN THE GREEK ISLANDS
For Miranda Kalli, a young, idealistic archeologist working in a Manhattan gallery of ancient art and antiquities, the invitation to participate in an archeological dig in the Aegean is irresistible, truly a gift from the gods.

But the Fates have other plans in store for Miranda.

A chance encounter with a delightful tourist results in a seemingly harmless prank -- and inadvertently plunges her into a deadly web of corruption, danger, and deceit that might well cost Miranda her life.

Taut with tension, bursting with passion, and sparkling with an insider's knowledge of the Aegean, Greek Winds of Fury sweeps you from a sculpture studio in ancient Greece to the present-day glitter of Manhattan, Turkey, Moscow, and those most spellbinding of jewels, the magical isles of Greece.

In Greek Winds of Fury, Judith Gould once again triumphantly strikes the mother lode of story-telling and proves that a novel can never have too much romance, suspense, exotic locales, deadly masquerades, or sins.