Voice of Conscience (Book) - 6/28/2012 2:58:15 PM
Bechet Kaya renders a gripping tale of grief, tragedy, revenge, and death in his novel, Voice of Conscience. Ramzi Ozcomert is a troubled man who is forced to leave his native Turkey and restart his life in London after the vicious murder of his family. While in London, Ramzi meets and falls in love with Megan, who happens to be a rich and well-cultured American. Ramzi and Megan eventually move to America and start their family and a successful business. Although Ramzi has a seemingly perfect life, he cannot rid his head of the horrors that happened to his family nor can he shed his desire to avenge his slain family. Kaya takes his readers through an emotional gambit with each turn of the page.
Murder on the Naval Base (Book) - 4/16/2012 9:46:10 PM
Murder on the Naval Base by Behcet Kaya, the author of Voice of Conscience, is a spellbinding thrill-ride that hooks readers from the very first page and keeps them at the edge of their seats until the very last page as Kaya unveils plot twist after plot twist. The page-turning story of honor, love, and lust literally starts with a bang when a khaki-clad man clutching a Beretta enters the Murat Officers’ Club, leaving a woman and her companion dead.
Bringing film-writing style to the world of literature, Kaya then rewinds twelve hours, revealing the story that led up to the murders. Lieutenant Anderson Garrett Belguzar has discovered that his wife, Bevin, is having an affair with his best friend, Lieutenant Charles McPhearson III, leaving him feeling humiliated and betrayed.
Moving forward in time again, Anderson is apprehended as a suspect in the murder of his wife and her lover. Kaya moves seamlessly through time, using it to reveal the characters’ history together and the investigation of the murders piece by piece, simultaneously giving the readers crucial background information and leaving them hanging as certain events are obscured and blurred.
The investigation and trial will keep readers riveted as they are skillfully led through the plot to a denouement that will leave them stunned. The story has a cinematic feel to it that plays vividly in its readers’ imaginations and the military backdrop is one that is uncommon in murder mysteries, making it truly unique.
Kaya deftly fuses a wide range of genres together for this fast-paced page-turner, appealing to a broad audience. Readers will undoubtedly become fans of Kaya’s work after reading Murder on the Naval Base, leaving them anxious for the release of his next novel, Erin’s Story, a planned sequel to his first novel, Voice of Conscience.
