Roderick Alleyn Mysteries: Final Curtain (Audiobook)

from MrsLee

I enjoyed this more than the other Marsh mysteries I've read. More character to it.

from alanteder

Alleyn Returns from the War Review of the Felony & Mayhem paperback edition (2014) of the 1947 original Final Curtain is one of several Ngaio Marsh works that manages to combine her love of theatre with the mystery world. Inspector Alleyn's wife Agatha Troy is commissioned to paint the portrait o...

from fhudnell

It has been a long time since I read a Marsh mystery. This one has wit and humor but is a little too twee. It also has way too many characters introduced in a rapid-fire info dump at the beginning of the book. I found it impossible to keep them, and their relationships, straight. If I had read th...

from mirihawk

A marvelous book! We get Troy and Roderick both, which I do love. And both points of view, which I find fun. The puzzle is complex, and I wasn't sure till the very end who was the culprit, which is the very best. It's important to remember, if you haven't the context, that Alleyn was sent to New ...

from mirihawk

A marvelous book! We get Troy and Roderick both, which I do love. And both points of view, which I find fun. The puzzle is complex, and I wasn't sure till the very end who was the culprit, which is the very best. It's important to remember, if you haven't the context, that Alleyn was sent to New ...