Tag Archives: Kerry Greenwood

Blood and Circuses – Kerry Greenwood

Posted on July 21, 2017 by stewartry

In my review of [book:The Green Mill Murder] I did a little bit of exploration of how very different the Miss Fisher tv episodes are from the books they’re based on. I was about to say that the changes didn’t … Continue reading →

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The Green Mill Murder – Kerry Greenwood

Posted on June 6, 2017 by stewartry

Let’s see, what was my history with Miss Fisher before this book … I adore the Corinna Chapman series, and was surprised and impressed by Out of the Black Land, set in ancient Egypt. I did not, however, much enjoy … Continue reading →

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Out of the Black Land – Kerry Greenwood

Posted on April 18, 2016 by stewartry

I was very surprised to see this book from Kerry Greenwood. I only discovered her a couple of years ago, but that was with a contemporary cozy mystery set in her native Australia; I then moved on to the first … Continue reading →

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Cooking the Books – Kerry Greenwood

Posted on March 11, 2012 by stewartry

I fell upon this book (received from Netgalley, thank you) with glad cries. Well, no, I opened the book on my Kindle looking forward to a light mystery, and within minutes was uttering glad cries. It started with the prefatory … Continue reading →

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