The back cover blurb:

"Falco and Helena hear that a young girl and a newly-wed woman, both Roman visitors, have been murdered at Olympia; the authorities will not investigate properly, so Falco steps in. After making himself unwelcome at the hidebound sanctuary, he soon finds himself up against Seven Sights, its absentee tour-guide and its mixed bunch of customers, some of whom have things to hide.

The search for culture is far from genteel - and it can be very dangerous. Both the bridegroom and Helena's brother go missing in the birthplace of myth, as Falco and Helena struggle with a case that may contain worse features than any they have dealt with yet ... "

A satirical spin on the travel business. Seven Sights Travel conducts on-the-cheap tours to Greece; trouble is that people keep on dying ...

Falco is sent to investigate several suspicious deaths and with the help of various family members and his dog, Nux, he sorts out the problem and unmasks a murderer.

A very funny read, especially for anyone who goes on guided tours.

Left on a bench in Napoleon Street