Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: Murder on the Ballarat Train (TV Tie-In Edition) (Paperback)

from lahochstetler

On a trip to Ballarat, Phryne and Dot are nearly killed by a chloroform leak on the train. Evacuation of the train reveals an unaccompanied girl suffering from amnesia. She knows not her name nor why she is on a train. Phryne takes the abandoned girl home and sets about solving the two mysteries....

from aoibhealfae

Oh gosh... I accidentally tapped the touchpad and the longish review were all gone. (wish GR have those save thing) Oh well.1) This book are much better that the tv - not that much different but still different2) Real issues concerning young girls being sold and raped into prostitution3) Interest...

from aoibhealfae

Oh gosh... I accidentally tapped the touchpad and the longish review were all gone. (wish GR have those save thing) Oh well.1) This book are much better that the tv - not that much different but still different2) Real issues concerning young girls being sold and raped into prostitution3) Interest...

from DeltaQueen50

Murder on the Ballarat Train by Kerry Greenwood is the third book in her Honourable Phryne Fisher, lady detective. Set in 1920's Australia, in this outing we find Phryne and her faithful maid, Dot, on the train travelling to visit some relatives when she wakens to the very strong smell of chlorof...

from ladycato

I am so conflicted as I write reviews of this series because they are such an odd case where the TV series is so much better. That's especially true with Murder on the Ballarat Train. In the book, the action leaves the train quite quickly, and it feels like a third of the book is about Phryne sed...