The Turkish Affair

De: J. Arlene Culiner

Narrado por: Jill Culiner

Priceless artifacts are disappearing from the ancient Hittite site of Karakuyu in Turkey, and the site director has vanished. Called in to solve the mystery, archaeologist Renaud Townsend is hindered by both his inability to speak the language and the knowledge that the local police are corrupt.

His attraction to translator Anne Pierson is immediate, although he is troubled by her refusal to talk about the past and her fear of public scandal. But when murder enters the picture, both Anne and Renaud realize that the risk of falling in love is not the only danger.

©2020 J. Arlene Culiner (P)2020 J. Arlene Culiner

Move over Indiana Jones...

A missing site director, missing artifacts and a suspicious replacement archeologist at a Turkish dig site...not exactly what Anne was thinking she’d find when she escorts tourists to the site. Although they got off to a bad start, Renaud and Anne forge an alliance to get to the truth of what’s happening at the site. As they navigate the foreign culture and its intricacies, the pair begin a relationship. They must be careful, however, because the bad guys are watching and becoming more daring and dangerous.
Enjoyable mystery with some romance.
I accepted a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.