First published in 1957 and set in contemporary Greece, Greek Fire is a fascinating work of suspense from Winston Graham, author of the Poldark series. Gene Vanbrugh discovers that a proposed business associate has been murdered and he sets out to uncover the truth. His path crosses with that of Anya Stonaris, the beautiful but aloof mistress to a politician with a decidedly murky past, and their meeting acts as a catalyst to a dangerous political adventure.
As the relationship between Gene and Anya grows, so does the realization that there is much more to lose than either thought possible .
First published in 1957 and set in contemporary Greece, Greek Fire is a fascinating work of suspense from Winston Graham, author of the Poldark series. Gene Vanbrugh discovers that a proposed business associate has been murdered and he sets out to uncover the truth. His path crosses with that of Anya Stonaris, the beautiful but aloof mistress to a politician with a decidedly murky past, and their meeting acts as a catalyst to a dangerous political adventure.
As the relationship between Gene and Anya grows, so does the realization that there is much more to lose than either thought possible .