Phryne Fisher Mysteries (Audio): The Green Mill Murder (Audiobook)

from Rosa.Mill

By far one of the most different story lines from the television show and even though the "romantic" parts are a little silly and over dramatic I still find myself really enjoying the books. They are impeccably researched and the historical notes at the end are some of my favorites.

from Rosa.Mill

By far one of the most different story lines from the television show and even though the "romantic" parts are a little silly and over dramatic I still find myself really enjoying the books. They are impeccably researched and the historical notes at the end are some of my favorites.

from sleahey

Phryne is participating in a dance marathon when a finalist drops dead right in front of her from a stab wound. There were plenty of witnesses, including Phryne herself, but no apparent suspects. To add to the mystery, her own dance partner has disappeared and Phryne is hired by his mother to fin...

from MeganWhobrey

I have been thoroughly enjoying reading the Phryne Fisher mysteries, but this one, which was so promising when it started, took a wild turn and ended up being very disappointing. The murder is intriguing but is ultimately ignored because of other agendas such as gay rights and jazz history take c...

from libraian

This is the 5th Phryne Fisher adventure, set in 1920s Melbourne (after the Great War). Phryne is an independent young lady who, although she grew up in London in poverty, is (due to the War) now an 'Honourable', and has moved back to her native Melbourne, where she takes cases as a lady detective...