When Andy Veracruz heads to Greece for a sex holiday, the guilt-ridden mariachi player expects to spend afternoons swimming and nights making love. He never expects to get wrapped up in a dark family history that involves the whole town.
Andy starts doing undercover work, substituting in a bouzouki band, but the more he becomes entangled in the complicated web that connects the island's inhabitants, the more he realizes he must rip apart the whole story before he'll be free to go back home.
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"I love the characters here, and the descriptions make the scenes jump off the page. When you read a book and the scenes unroll in front of you like a movie, then you know it's something good."
-Elaine Joyce, author of Dead Men Do Tell Tales
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D.R. Ransdell writes from Tucson, Arizona, where she enjoys good swimming weather most of the year. During the school season she teaches composition to international students at the University of Arizona. She also moonlights in a mariachi band, which gives her plenty of ideas for murder victims. When vacation starts, she hits the road, leaving behind several mischievous cats. One of her favorite travel destinations is Greece, where each island offers a new favorite beach and she can spend long nights listening to bouzouki music.