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Newly assigned to police Mykonos, Andreas Kaldis expects his homicide days to be over. A missing tourist and bodies found in remote churches reveal a serial killer, forcing him to race through the island's hidden places before another woman disappears.

The body of a wealthy teenager turns up in one of Athens's roughest neighborhoods, and Andreas sees a message behind the murder. His investigation moves from seedy nightlife to old-money society, where grudges, status, and dangerous traditions drive the violence.

A revered monk is murdered in Patmos's town square just before Easter, sending Andreas Kaldis into a crisis with religious and international consequences. His search reaches the monasteries of Mount Athos, where old secrets and modern power plays collide.

Two burned bodies are found chained together in an olive grove on Tinos, but official interest vanishes after the victims are identified as Roma. Andreas refuses to let the case die, uncovering a buried fortune and a deadly plan.

A legendary Mykonos nightclub owner is beaten to death, stirring up secrets tied to the island's transformation into a playground for the wealthy. Andreas finds rival interests, foreign money, and ruthless operators battling for Mykonos's future.

Yianni Kouros returns to the fiercely independent Mani after his uncle dies in what looks like a car accident. When murder and a possible family vendetta emerge, Yianni and Andreas uncover corruption that reaches from the region's clans to Athens.

A skilled assassin trying to disappear in Delphi is forced back into criminal work, triggering the death of a powerful political figure. Andreas and his team face counterfeit alcohol, government infighting, and a criminal mastermind who knows where to apply pressure.

The assassination of a young protester in Athens looks less like a murder than a warning. Andreas follows the trail to Santorini, where military leaders, political chaos, and the fear of another coup place Greece and his own family under strain.

On Lesvos, a shipping patriarch who plans to disrupt refugee trafficking is killed in his garden. Andreas takes over when an aid worker is blamed, uncovering a case shaped by smugglers, frightened families, local politics, and international pressure.

A corrupt former police colonel is gunned down on Mykonos, threatening a war for control of the island's vice trade. Andreas tracks the killers while Lila's efforts to protect vulnerable young women put her on the same dangerous path.

When journalist Nikoletta Elia vanishes on Naxos while investigating tourism development, Andreas Kaldis sends Yianni to find her. A body below a cliff, a confessed killer, and bitter local tensions point toward greed, corruption, and a ruthless cover-up.

Maggie returns to Ikaria for her grandmother's funeral and suspects that several unusually healthy elders may not have died naturally. As Andreas investigates corruption within the Greek DEA, the two cases converge into a race to stop another death.

Andreas is asked to investigate suspicious forest fires and quickly suspects they were set for profit. The case leads to Syros, where a shadowy foreign plan to weaponize digital power could turn a local crime into a national disaster.

A corrupt millionaire survives a private-plane crash and washes ashore catatonic beside his dead wife. Andreas must learn whether the crash was sabotage before the businessman wakes, seeks revenge, and brings the danger uncomfortably close to Lila.