Vienna Twilight Audiobook

" I'm baffled this was the next book and Max was engaged to Amelia in the book before this! What do I think about this? He is in love, that's for sure. The crimes are solved by Max and Rheinhardt, with Max taking the lead. "

" This series just gets better and better. This outing focuses on turn-of-the-century Vienna's preoccupation with sex and death. Multiple homicides, a patient's pathology and cameo appearances by Freud and Mahler mingle seamlessly with art, music, architecture and pastries foreshadowing the tragic century to come. "

" Fun easy summer beach read! Plus plenty of German phrases to keep me happy "

" Well, I love this series because Tallis has interesting characters and creates a fascinating view of Vienna. The atmosphere is rich with music, desserts, Austrian politics, pre-WWII anti-semitism, Freud and early psychoanalysis. This particular book is a little weak in the mystery plot, but still compelling enough due to the use of analysis/dream theory to solve the cases. Definitely worth a read...but start at the beginning of the series! "

" Great read. Looking forward to reading more of this series. "

" More atmosphere than mystery, but I'm hooked on Vienna "

" Sex and death and music and psychoanalysis (from Freud's lips even!) in fin-de-sicle Vienna. Not for the squeamish, as the villain likes the have orgasm in the moment he kills his victims "

" I like this series of a psychiatrist and policeman in turn of century Vienna. history of the time period enhance the stories "

" Fifth in the series of Max Liebermann mysteries: if you enjoy this series, you'll like this book. Sigmund Freud makes a cameo appearance. "

" The opening chapters have captured my interest. "

" Although liked the book, I don't think it was as strong as some of Tallis' earlier works. Max and Osker keep growing has characters. Hopefully the next will be an improvement. "

" I absolutely loved this one, I don't know why & even though I got lost sometimes when reading, I still loved it! Very underrated! "

" Very bleak, very unpleasant. "

" I want to like this series, as I love the setting of fin-de-siecle Vienna, but I never quite like it as much as I want to, everytime I pick up the newest book in the series, but I enjoy it just enough to vaguely keep reading. "

" Not enough loving descriptions of pastry could save this one ... it was slightly (just slightly, ha ha) too obsessed with vaginas for my taste. I liked the premise and enjoyed the Austrian poetry but could have done without much of the detail. "

" I loved the first in this series, was not as happy with the second, thus skipping #s 3 & 4. I might have to go back and read them; this was as enjoyable as the first. Of course, one wonders why anyone likes to read about serial killers-but that discussion is way too long to indulge in here. "

" For those of you who like the detective/psycho-analyst team in this mystery series, you are in for a treat. This is by far the best of Tallis' mysteries as it delves deeply into Freudian psychoanalysis in order to discover the perpetrators of the various crimes in the book. I loved it. "

" I like this series of a psychiatrist and policeman in turn of century Vienna. history of the time period enhance the stories "

" Fun easy summer beach read! Plus plenty of German phrases to keep me happy "

" ANother great novel in this series. There seem to be more twists and turns than usuals and it is mostly told from the perspective of Max and Oskar. "

" Very good installment in this series, well-paced and well-plotted. Characters continue to be interesting, although I'm getting a little frustrated with Lieberman's inability to tell Amelia how he feels about her. "

" I want to like this series, as I love the setting of fin-de-siecle Vienna, but I never quite like it as much as I want to, everytime I pick up the newest book in the series, but I enjoy it just enough to vaguely keep reading. "

" I have to admit, the "mysteries" in in the Max Liebermann series are never very mysterious. What keeps me coming back is Frank Tallis' evocative descriptions of fin de siècle Vienna. The pastries alone are worth the price of admission. "

" For those of you who like the detective/psycho-analyst team in this mystery series, you are in for a treat. This is by far the best of Tallis' mysteries as it delves deeply into Freudian psychoanalysis in order to discover the perpetrators of the various crimes in the book. I loved it. "

" Read on my Kindle. Thought this was one of the weaker ones, but I'm in for the pastry & architecture descriptions of Vienna in her glory. Love that I can look up some of Frank's vocabulary words so easily on the Kindle. I'm not one to sit w/a dictionary. "

" Although liked the book, I don't think it was as strong as some of Tallis' earlier works. Max and Osker keep growing has characters. Hopefully the next will be an improvement. "