"If you write anything about this, you will not leave Greece alive." The man called Yiannis lounged in his deck chair, a clouded glass of ouzo in his hand, and from his tone the words could have been as innocuous as unless you hurry, you might miss your ferry.

Aggie shifted uneasily, wondering what impulse of cretinous stupidity had prompted her to say she was a journalist. But what had been said could not be unsaid.

"I'd be very careful on our mountain passes on that bicycle of yours, thesponis," he continued smoothly. "Greek drivers can be very careless."

Follow journalist Agnes Jones as she takes on traffickers in Greece, in a hair-raising adventure with as many twists and turns as those dangerous Greek roads, and in which no-one is quite what they seem.