A Question of Death (Audiobook)

from Auntie-Nanuuq

Considering I am a Phryne fan, I scored this collection of short stories rather low. I liked them (kind of) but not particularly. The short stories, were, well...Short and lacked substance, as well as the fact some were repeated themes from her novels with different outcomes.I could have done wit...

from mt256

I was first introduced to Phryne Fisher through Netflix. I stumbled across a series, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and fell immediately in love. Phyrne is a lady detective in the 1920's living in Australia. She's a very modern, sassy, sexy kind of woman. So imagine my excitement when I learned t...

from LoveAddict

I don't think I ever wrote a review before but I thought I try. I'm open to any critiques or questions =) I picked up "A Question of Death" because the cover intrigued me. The artwork is lovely and I'm interested (fashion wise) in the early eras of the 20th century. The flap of the book indicated...

from Kathy89

This is a book of short stories with lots of lovely drawings of Phryne Fisher, the thoroughly modern detective in the 1920s Australia. Phyrne is lots of fun and has a great circle of friends to help her.

from DrLed

This collection of short stories runs the gambit from the early days of Phryne's career to the current time frame. They were all fun to read!