Death in Cyprus. This item is unavailable.Death in Cyprus

Twenty-year-old Amanda Derington's world cruise with her uncle is transformed into a nightmare after she decides to make a short side trip to the island of Cyprus

"M.M. Kaye outdoes Agatha Christie in palming the ace." --"San Diego Union-Tribune"

"It is good to have these...mysteries back, for they are well-constructed novels about life in colonial settings now long gone, a life Kaye knew at firsthand. The reader can feel the heat and the racial and sexual antagonisms-for they are the real thing, no pastiche." --"The Boston Globe"

"M.M. Kaye has a marvelous touch with atmosphere, place, and time." --"Houston Chronicle"

M.M. Kaye outdoes Agatha Christie in palming the ace. "San Diego Union-Tribune"

It is good to have these...mysteries back, for they are well-constructed novels about life in colonial settings now long gone, a life Kaye knew at firsthand. The reader can feel the heat and the racial and sexual antagonisms-for they are the real thing, no pastiche. "The Boston Globe"

M.M. Kaye has a marvelous touch with atmosphere, place, and time. "Houston Chronicle""

"M.M. Kaye outdoes Agatha Christie in palming the ace." --San Diego Union-Tribune

"It is good to have these...mysteries back, for they are well-constructed novels about life in colonial settings now long gone, a life Kaye knew at firsthand. The reader can feel the heat and the racial and sexual antagonisms-for they are the real thing, no pastiche." --The Boston Globe

"M.M. Kaye has a marvelous touch with atmosphere, place, and time." --Houston Chronicle