A hora da morte

The pacing and setting really pull you into the darker side of Athens. I wonder what techniques he used to keep the suspense steady throughout.

His methods sometimes seem on the edge of legality, which made me question whether the ends justify the means in his world. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The backdrop of political corruption feels very real and urgent. I’m curious if Markaris drew from actual events or crafted a fictional version of Greece’s issues.