A lost phone, the dead body of its mysterious owner with multiple identities, and an initial suspect who was the last person found to have the phone during a hot and humid four July days in the picturesque little tourist village of Lindos on the island of Rhodes.
How does Inspector Papadoulis investigate the case and unravel the many different leads to find the killer when there is obviously a lot more to it than originally meets the eye, alongside distractions in his personal life? A lot more than he knows or discovers about the victim's past, and the organisations and people searching for her, echoing the three most important themes in Homer's Odyssey: hospitality, loyalty and vengeance, each important cultural standards held by the Ancient Greeks.
Author's website: www.johnwilton.yolasite.com
