If you're a fan of PI mysteries, you're going to want to grab this book. Get ready for a wild ride, and a great read. There are enough twists to keep you guessing, and the story moves along at a pace that ensures there are no dull moments. The opening scene hooks you, and before you know it, hours and chapters have flown by. My only real regret is that I wasn't able to finish this in one sitting, and I look forward to reading more by this author in the future! ( )

This book was amazing, first of all it can be classified as mystery, thriller, drama…and really original. The characters are well developed, you can understand each one of them because we get a background and so the plot gets better and better with every chapter. I am so happy to have read this book, my first Behcet Kaya's book and I can asure you this wont be my last. ( )

If you're a fan of PI mysteries, you're going to want to grab this book. Get ready for a wild ride, and a great read. There are enough twists to keep you guessing, and the story moves along at a pace that ensures there are no dull moments. The opening scene hooks you, and before you know it, hours and chapters have flown by. My only real regret is that I wasn't able to finish this in one sitting, and I look forward to reading more by this author in the future! ( )

Jack Ludefance, PI, is given information by Lillian Holler, previously Huey Nguyen, about her husband, Jonathan Holler, and then dies. What a start to a novel!
As Jack investigates Holler, and his company, he involves a young woman, Katy Ozener, to infiltrate the organization and gain information. They found out that Holler is involved with several military persons, as well as C130 cargo planes, drugs, and young girls being smuggled into the country.
As Jack uncovers more details, things become more dangerous for him and those around him. He depends on an old army, Lawson, for help.
Again, Jack displays his womanizing, but also his soft side.
Glad I read this novel, as it provides characters information that is referenced in later novels. ( )

Treacherous Estate by Behcet Kaya
Starts with a quote and then the story. After his meal he notices a woman sits next to him while he drinks his beer and before he knows it she's fallen off the bar stool and she's dead. She was holding an envelope which he slipped into his pocket and then dialed 911.
Deputy informs him not to leave the local area....
Jacques has refurbished his houseboat and relocated after the divorce to Florida.
He was a PI and just takes small cases, usually spouses cheating on one another.
There is so much to this story and a few characters that really just blend into the plot. Love travel, figuring out what is what and who to go after the clues he's collected.
Love how it all comes together at the end but didn't see it anywhere close to that.
Can't wait to read more from this author.
I received this review copy from the publisher and this is my honest opinion. ( )