What links can Phryne Fisher find between the ridiculously entertaining plot of "Ruddigore," the Chinese community of Little Bourke Street, the actors treading the boards of His Majesty's Theatre, and a bizarre on-stage death?
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Australian author Kerry Greenwood succeeds brilliantly at capturing the drama behind the scenes of a theatrical production in her 1920s-era whodunit, Ruddy Gore: A Phryne Fisher Mystery, in which her series heroine must solve not one but two murders that occur on stage during a performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's Ruddigore. A bonus is the subplot detailing how Phryne met her longtime Chinese paramour, Lin Chung. Copyright 2005 Reed Business Information.
Praise for Away with the Fairies "Phryne infiltrates the staff of Women's Choice with all the aplomb of Lord Peter Wimsey taking on the advertising game...." --Adelaide Advertiser
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On her way to the theatre in a silver dress Phryne Fisher saves a handsome Chinese man and his grandmother from muggers. Somehow though there are links between the a ttempted mugging, the production of a new gilbert and sullivan spectacular but does one really care. The plot is contrived and overwrought and the characters bland.
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