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|date=March 2016
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If he hadn't been arrested by the Turkish police, he'd have been arrested by the Greek police… and of course it's not his fault. Not at all. Nothing ever is. Arthur Abdel Simpson is one of those people who bumble idly into trouble, never of their own making, naturally. He's also one of those people with an eye for the main chance, so although – taking a generous view – you might even agree with him that but for the actions of others he'd never have been in that position in the first place, once there, he's unlikely to let an opportunity slip by untaken.
You'll enjoy that.
…and if you did enjoy it and want more crime from Turkey we can recommend [[River of the Dead by Barbara Nadel]] or to stay with the spy-master period pieces, another classic is [[Call for the Dead by John le CarréCarre]].
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