Ruddy gore
Encountering a group of thugs en route to a gala performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Ruddigore," Phryne Fisher rescues a handsome Chinese man and his grandmother, while later a bizarre death onstage interrupts the theatrical festivities.
| Main Author: | Greenwood, Kerry (Author) |
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
Scottsdale, Arizona :
Poisoned Pen Press,
2005.
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| Edition: | First U.S. edition. |
| Series: |
Phryne Fisher mystery ;
7. |
| Subjects: |
Series: Phryne Fisher mysteries (Miss Fisher's murder mysteries)
Cocaine blues (Volume 1.)
Flying too high (Volume 2.)
Murder on the Ballarat train (Volume 3.)
Death at Victoria Dock (Volume 4.)
The Green Mill murder (Volume 5.)
Blood and circuses (Volume 6.)
Ruddy gore (Volume 7.)
Urn burial (Volume 8.)
Raisins and almonds (Volume 9.)
Death before wicket (Volume 10.)
Away with the fairies (Volume 11.)
Murder in Montparnasse (Volume 12.)
The Castlemaine murders (Volume 13.)
Queen of the flowers (Volume 14.)
Death by water (Volume 15.)
Murder in the dark (Volume 16.)
Murder on a midsummer night (Volume 17.)
Dead man's chest (Volume 18.)
Unnatural habits (Volume 19.)
Murder and Mendelssohn: a Phryne Fisher mystery (Volume 20.)
Death in Daylesford (Volume 21.)
Murder in Williamstown (Volume 22.)
A question of death: an illustrated Phryne Fisher treasury
The lady with the gun asks the questions: the ultimate Miss Phryne Fisher story collection