Murder in Montparnasse Audiobook (Unabridged)

" My favorite in the series so far. Phryne confronts her demons from her time in Paris. This had a little more heft to it than these usually do, but it still had its light moments. "

" I love the books but not the tv series just released in Australia. I love to watch English police series and they do it so well but somehow we just can't get it right. "

" This is one of those rare times where the tv episode was better than the actual book. Still, it's a solid read with an interesting side story. "

" These are cute, late 1920s detective novels with some fun twists. Good for Kerry Greenwood. Keep 'em coming!!! "

" I read five from the Phryne Fisher series when I had my surgery last year. This was my favortie one (because it takes place in Paris...a city I love. These books are so much fun. Phryne is a real woman's hero and is everything we wish we could be...petite, strong, beatuiful, mysterious, independent, rich, clever, smart, and funny. Her adventures got me through some tough days of bed rest! "

" My favorite so far--I love that I learned so many new words and that this book fleshed out more of Phryne's character. "

" Great little "who dun it". "

" This is book 12 in the 15 book series, however the first I have read. This may prove to be a light fun series with the adventures of Phryne Fisher a flapper sleuth. I may read more of the series if the books are available at my local library. "

" Everything I know about postwar Paris I learned from this book. "

" Listening to Bolinda audio read by Stephanie Daniel "

" Very evocative of Paris and its Sapphic sisterhood. Also tied it all in nicely with more of Phryne's background and the mystery she solves in Australia. A little bouncing around, and a few amazing coincidences, but the Parisian atmosphere made up for it. "

" read 12.14.07 "

" The Phryne Fisher mysteries are like bonbons. Excellent beach reads. And original plots make this series worth seeking out. "

" A fairly low-key Phryne Fisher mystery. We get a glimpse of Phryne's post WWI life in Paris (through flash-backs) as she tries to figure out if a figure from her past is involved in a current murder. Also to hand--domestic strife with Mr and Mrs Butler. All ends well, of course. "

" Solid mystery with a fun main character. I hope the historical info is correct, because I enjoyed the insight into post WWI Paris and the work of a female ambulance driver in the Great War. "

" I enjoy this particular avante gard heroine. this particular book delves into her past: what happened to her just after WWI in Paris and what does it have to do with her current mystery 10 years later. "

" Enjoyed the setting--jumping back and forth from Paris to Australia. Solid mystery. And I'm coming to like Phryne more and more. "

" Nice easy read/listen, 3.5 stars. "

" This is one of the best of the series. You learn a great deal about how Phryne came to be such a strong, independent woman, with the reminiscences of her time in Paris immediately after leaving the ambulance service in 1918. "

" This is the first murder mystery I have ever read set in Australia. Of course, the baddie was a Frenchman. I love the character Phryne Fisher. "

" This book was rather interesting in asmuch as it concern a "modern" woman shortly after WWI, with flashes back to that time; it also deals a bit with Picasso and other artists of the period. "

" I have enjoyed three of these Phryne Fisher books and I look forward to reading more when the mood strikes. She is a breath of fresh air. "

" First the discovery of Nero Wolfe, now this delightful series from Australian author Kerry Greenwood. Great beach reading. "

" Another light mystery starring Hon. Phryne Fisher, in 1928 Melbourne, Australia, a rich amateur (and amatory) investigator, with the usual colorful cast of characters. I usually read dark, urban fantasy- and these mysteries are a refreshing change from the gritty, violent fantasie. "

" One of the best in the series. We actually get a look at part of Phryne's past in Paris! "