The Russian Hill Murders: A Sarah Woolson Mystery Audiobook

" Eugene author Tallman's third mystery, also set in San Francisco in the late 1800s, was a pleasure. When I was 10 pages from the end I couldn't believe she could tie up all the plots and solve all the murders convincingly, but she did. "

" i tried to like this period parlor mystery but grew weary early on. "

" Went to college in SF so this was a pretty cool book to read. I love the lead character who is very strong and a bit hard headed. "

" Enjoyable read. Female attorney in late 1800s San Francisco. Romantic foil/suspect is Pierce Godfrey. Who can't fall in love with a man who has a name like that? Reminds me of the Lady Emily series by Tasha Alexander. "

" Again. Entertaining. "

" Enjoyable, but not great or life-changing. I listened to the audiobook, which was read by one of my favorite readers, Anna Fields (Kate Fleming). Her reading probably improved the book. "

" I liked this one better than the first. With the first I could figure out who the murderer was half way through the book. With this one, I didn't figure it out until the end. "

" Part of the reason I enjoy this series is that I love San Francisco (and gutsy females at the turn of the century). "

" By far my favorite of the three Sarah Woolson mysteries. Shirley Tallman is a great author and I highly recommend this novel, as well as her others, to anyone looking for a light read or good mystery. "

" This series is getting better and better to me. I really like how the main character is being developed in it. I would compare this series to that by Victoria Thompson. I am saddened that the author only wrote 4 books in the entire series. "

" Couldn't stay with it even though I like period pieces. "

" A very good cozy mystery featuring a female lawyer in 1880's San Francisco. "

" Entertaining historical mystery. In 19th century San Francisco, Sarah Woolson is struggling to gain respect as a female attorney in a society that doesn't approve of women in professions. She gets involved in a case where a charity hospital becomes the focus of a series of deaths. "

" Great book. I really like Sarah Woolson as a female lawyer at the turn of the century. "

" Prefer the Fremont Jones mysteries (wish there were more of those), but this was OK. Will probably read the others. The story was good, but the characters a little one-dimensional--although there were a lot of them. "

" I read " Murder On Nob Hill" and really enjoyed it. Now I'm reading the sec. book in that series. "

" A very good cozy mystery featuring a female lawyer in 1880's San Francisco. "

" Enjoyable, but not great or life-changing. I listened to the audiobook, which was read by one of my favorite readers, Anna Fields (Kate Fleming). Her reading probably improved the book. "

" Eugene author Tallman's third mystery, also set in San Francisco in the late 1800s, was a pleasure. When I was 10 pages from the end I couldn't believe she could tie up all the plots and solve all the murders convincingly, but she did. "

" I liked this one better than the first. With the first I could figure out who the murderer was half way through the book. With this one, I didn't figure it out until the end. "

" Part of the reason I enjoy this series is that I love San Francisco (and gutsy females at the turn of the century). "

" I read " Murder On Nob Hill" and really enjoyed it. Now I'm reading the sec. book in that series. "

" Entertaining historical mystery. In 19th century San Francisco, Sarah Woolson is struggling to gain respect as a female attorney in a society that doesn't approve of women in professions. She gets involved in a case where a charity hospital becomes the focus of a series of deaths. "

" Prefer the Fremont Jones mysteries (wish there were more of those), but this was OK. Will probably read the others. The story was good, but the characters a little one-dimensional--although there were a lot of them. "