Murder on the Naval Base

by Behcet Kaya

**Murder and Suspense Complete with Military Pomp Prolifically Brought To Life in Behcet Kaya’s New Novel A Blend of Police Investigation, MP, JAG and Legal Drama Converge with Explosive Impact December 20, 2011 “Laced together as tightly as a pair of military combat boots, the impeccably written story Murder on the Naval Base, by author Behcet Kaya, transports the reader from zero to Mach 2 as fast as an F-18 Hornet catapulted off the flight deck of a carrier,” so quoted Pacific Book Review. Combining key structural story developments of intrigue, suspense, lust and revenge and overlapping the Navy’s military code of conduct, Murder on the Naval Base has all of the elements of a blockbuster movie, packed within a terse novel which is literally impossible to put down. In this novel, the suspect is tried in a military court, which has different rules than civil courts. “I am fascinated by the very basic differences,” said author Behcet Kaya. “The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)…