No Right Way

It’s the fall of 2015. The civil war in Syria is at its peak. Forced
to flee from her home town south of Aleppo, schoolteacher Rima Ahmadi
longs to start a new life in Turkey. Instead she’s stuck in a crowded
refugee camp, picking fruit for meager wages. Then Ahmadi’s tentmate
Zada is murdered. Ahmadi is determined to seek justice—she knows Zada
had wanted to help their fellow refugees. The one person she can turn
to: Valentin Vermeulen.

The United Nations fraud investigator is in Turkey to make sure UN
refugee aid is being used properly. Ahmadi’s plight proves it’s not.
Oversight or organized crime? Vermeulen and Ahmadi team up to find
answers, including what happened to Zada. While getting shot at goes
beyond Vermeulen’s job description, he can’t walk away when someone is
taking money from people who’ve lost everything. But the deeper he and
Ahmadi dig, the smaller their chances of getting out alive…