Death at Victoria Dock: A Phryne Fisher Mystery Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Phryne Fisher is driving down by the docks, when the windshield of her car is shot out. She then finds a dying boy and gets mixed up with Latvian anarchists and their revolutionary plans. I really like Phryne and friends and this is no exception. "

" I really enjoy Phyrne Fisher mysteries. "

" Phryne stumbles into a gunfight on the way home one night. A young man is murdered and dies in her arms. She is attacked but escapes and vows to find the murderers and bring them to justice. She does so quite well. "

" Phryne Fisher is always a fine character to spend time with, but this book was a little less fun than the others in the series so far. Phryne lets the "Death at Victoria Dock" get to her more than the previous mysteries she has solved, for reasons that don't seem entirely adequately explained. I feel like there was something I missed between the end of the last novel and the beginning of this one, somehow. "

" Very easy reading, but it's fun to follow the regular characters through their latest adventure. As an expat Aussie, I'm also enjoying colloquial expressions that I haven't heard for many years. "

" I enjoyed this book very much. This week has been hectic, between work, home, and helping people prepare for travel, I needed a good story to calm and relax me. Phryne continues to build my interest and I am getting ready to dive into book #5. "

" Another great Phryne Fisher adventure. This heroine does get around. This is another fast-paced book which is set in 1928, Melbourne, Australia. This one centers around anarchists, dock strikes, and murder. Plucky Dot even play a more major role in this tale. "

" Fun, although not as good as the first three. I found the mystery less compelling than in the other books. But in terms of characters, Greenwood makes everyone just delightful, even those that show up for a few minutes. I want so badly to live like Phryne Fisher! "

" I didn't actually finish this - it didn't appeal to me enough for me to spend the time to do so. I might like the series if I start at the beginning, but I doubt I will. "

" Another really enjoyable Miss Fisher Mystry "

" Maybe a tad over the top but nevertheless fun to read. "

" Another excellent book, great main character and I like the support network of servants and local police all getting in on Phyhnes cases - highly recommend but read in order "

" These books are like candy; they provide pleasure and fascination and then they melt away. Always a treat and always a good read. "

" I always enjoy Kerry Greenwood's Phryne Fisher mysteries. However, this one was not one of my favorites of the series. Too much about Russian/Latvian revolutionaries and anarchists. "

" Love Peter the Painter. :) "

" The usual light hearted murder mystery with Phryne Fisher in 1928 Australia, this time with anarchists and a lost girl (2 separate mysteries). Always fun and a good escape. "

" Not sure I want to continue this series. I have no vested interest in the actions of the heroine... "

" Not my favorite of the series, but a weak Phryne Fisher is still well worth visiting. If I could choose a fictional character to be, Phryne might be it - rich, beautiful, smart, tough, and prone to swanning around in gorgeous '20s clothes and drinking delicious cocktails. "

" Just as yummy and quick as the others. This is #4 I think and it seems the author is no longer associated with a registered wizard. (divorce???) "

" Plot was a little confusing at times (but bear in mind, I have spread this book out over about four months due to distractions) but I thoroughly enjoyed the characters and their interactions and decisions throughout the book. A pretty good Miss Fisher novel! "

" As always Phyrne does not disappoint! Between trying to find a missing girl, tangling with revolutionaries and dealing with her latest 'beau', Phryne handles everything with great aplomb. Can't wait to read the next one! "

" Not my favourite Phryne Fisher, but still good. "

" Phryne stumbles into a gunfight on the way home one night. A young man is murdered and dies in her arms. She is attacked but escapes and vows to find the murderers and bring them to justice. She does so quite well. "

" Another great Phryne Fisher adventure. This heroine does get around. This is another fast-paced book which is set in 1928, Melbourne, Australia. This one centers around anarchists, dock strikes, and murder. Plucky Dot even play a more major role in this tale. "

" As always Phyrne does not disappoint! Between trying to find a missing girl, tangling with revolutionaries and dealing with her latest 'beau', Phryne handles everything with great aplomb. Can't wait to read the next one! "

" I enjoyed this book very much. This week has been hectic, between work, home, and helping people prepare for travel, I needed a good story to calm and relax me. Phryne continues to build my interest and I am getting ready to dive into book #5. "

" Phryne Fisher is driving down by the docks, when the windshield of her car is shot out. She then finds a dying boy and gets mixed up with Latvian anarchists and their revolutionary plans. I really like Phryne and friends and this is no exception. "

" Wherein Phryne tangles with anarchists and tracks down a missing schoolgirl. Also, Dot acquires a boy friend. Lovely series: not as antic a P.G. Wodehouse, but in the same vein. "

" My, these are fun! (A little bloody, but fun...) "