Review: Compelling Suspense, Court Room Drama, and Romance Run Amok
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2012
"Murder on the Naval Base" opens with a cold blooded murder of Bevin, wife of Lieutenant Anderson Garrett Belguzar, and Charles McPhearson, her lover, a former friend of her husband. The dining room of NAS Grodin's Officer's Club was crowded with over a dozen eye witnesses. Within hours Anderson Belguzar is arrested as the prime suspect for the double homicide.Bechcet Kaya brilliantly weaves a story filled with sexual tension, jealousy, and dysfunction. He takes the reader behind the scenes of the WestPoint Naval academy, as he carefully introduces and develops the relationship of his key characters, their naval flight training, and the unique elements of a military career, their lifestyle and how the resultant impacts marriage and family life. Or Judge Ad officers trained as lawyers who investigate, prosecute and those accused ofKaya is destined to be recognized for his outstanding ability to incorporate word pictures that breathe life into his characters, and drama into his plot, bringing suspense and tension to the cockpit of a F18 flying in formation, in courtroom dialog, or in the privacy and intimacy behind closed doors. Kaya provides all the elements of legal maneuvering, psychological twists, and page turning action that leads to an unexpected crescendo for a spectacular finish.Compelling Suspense, Court Room Drama, and Romance. Behcet Kaya just keeps getting better.