Prey on Patmos - Jeffrey Siger

Prey on Patmos by Jeffrey Siger is a powerful installment in the acclaimed Chief Inspector Andreas Kaldis mystery series, transporting readers to the hauntingly beautiful island of Patmos.

When a shocking murder disrupts the island’s fragile calm, Inspector Kaldis is called in to investigate a case tangled in religious influence, political ambition, and long-buried secrets. As the inquiry deepens, Kaldis must navigate a community shaped by faith and tradition, where appearances are deceptive and truth is fiercely guarded.

With sharp pacing and rich atmosphere, Siger blends suspenseful crime fiction with cultural and social insight, using Patmos not just as a setting but as a central force in the story.

Main Themes

• Crime and investigation in isolated communities
• Faith, religion, and moral conflict
• Power, corruption, and hidden motives
• Greek island life and cultural identity
• Justice versus personal belief

Why You Should Read This Book by Jeffrey Siger

• A compelling case led by Inspector Andreas Kaldis
• Strong sense of place set on the island of Patmos
• Intelligent crime fiction with cultural depth
• Ideal for readers of international and Mediterranean noir
• Continues a critically acclaimed crime series

Prey on Patmos is an atmospheric and thought-provoking crime novel that combines mystery, cultural tension, and ethical dilemmas. Jeffrey Siger once again delivers a gripping story that immerses readers in Greece’s landscapes and complexities, making this book an excellent choice for fans of sophisticated, internationally set crime fiction.