Phryne Fisher Mysteries: Murder and Mendelssohn (Paperback)(Large Print)

from lahochstetler

Phryne's latest adventure mixes a conductor with a Mendelssohn score stuffed in his cold, dead mouth with intrigue surrounding a mystery mathematician. Her whole family is involved in working towards a solution. To discover who murdered the choirmaster Phryne joins the choir, a most entertaining ...

from DrLed

Synopsis: Directors of the choir are being murdered. Meanwhile code-breaker Rupert Sheffield is giving public talks about how to be a detective, and for some reason people are trying to kill him. Phryne has to help solve both the murders and attempted murders to keep the peace. Review: This was a...

from bibliovermis

In the author's note at the end, Kerry Greenwood admits what I thought introduced around page 20 and thoroughly established by page 160, which is that this book is almost entirely Sherlock fan fiction. I'm glad she knows herself enough to acknowledge the obvious. But it's a strange and not very c...

from TheEllieMo

This, as far as I can ascertain, I'm currently the last Phryne Fisher mystery available. In which case, what a disappointing end to the series. So many continuity errors, a very poor love story, and by far the worst aspect, no appearance by Lin Chung! The strongest character other than Phryne her...

from delphimo

Of the Kerry Greenwood series, the Phryne Fisher is my favorite. Phryne does what she wants, but she is extremely generous with her time and money to those in need. In this novel, the reader learns about music and the performing of Mendelssohn's music. There are times when I feel that Greenwood p...