Max Liebermann: Vienna Secrets : A Max Liebermann Mystery (Series #4) (Paperback)

from katekasserman

I am somewhat puzzled as to what to make of this book overall. It contained some elements that I loved -- the setting, the grisliness of the murders (should I admit that?), a few really choice scenes like Freud blithely absorbing our hero Liebermann's observation about the orality of smoking (so ...

from jenngv

I was a little confused at the beginning, there were many characters introduced, but once into the story, it started making more sense. I enjoyed the history and the multiple points of view. It does give me the desire to read the first 3 of this series. Tallis has a good vocabulary and springs a ...

from saltypepper

I got this as part of the early reviewers program. I started it once or twice, never getting more than ten pages into it. Then I got called for jury duty, brought it along and read it straight through. I can't say this is a book I'd have purchased for myself, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was i...

from bcquinnsmom

First, my thanks to Random House, who sent me an ARC of this book. This is book #4 (and the most recent) of the series entitled The Liebermann Papers, set in turn-of-the-century Vienna. Although this one wasn't my favorite of the series -- that honor goes to Fatal Lies -- it was still a good read...

from CraigStepp

A great read. I'm looking forward to reading other books by Frank Tallis. Dr. Max Liebermann is a psychoanalyst and follower of Freud living in Vienna at the dawn of the twentieth century. His good friend,Oskar Reinhardt, is a Detective Inspector with the Vienna police. Two unusual and brutal mur...