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Cocaine Blues (#1) The outset classic Phryne Fisher mystery, featuring our delectable heroine, cocaine, communism and risk. Phryne leaves the tedium of English high society for Melbourne, Australia, and never looks dorsum.	Flying Too High (#2) In this, the second Phryne Fisher mystery, the 1920s' nearly glamorous detective flies fifty-fifty higher, handling a murder, a kidnapping and the usual array of beautiful young men with style and consummate ease - and all earlier information technology'south fourth dimension to curb to the Queenscliff Hotel for breakfast.
Murder on the Ballarat Train (#3) In Phryne's 3rd take a chance, Phryne is off to Ballarat for a week of fabulousness, but the sedate journeying by train turns out to be far from the restful trip she was planning...	Death at Victoria Dock (#4) The devastating Phryne Fisher is under burn again in her 4th mystery. A very young man with dingy pilus, a pierced ear and a blue tattoo lies cradled in Phryne'southward arms. But sadly it'south not another scene of glorious seduction - this time it's death...
The Green Mill Murder (#5) Gorgeous in her georgette dress, delighted by her dancing skill, pleased with her partner and warmed by the admiring regard of the banjo player, Miss Phryne Fisher had thought of tonight as a promising evening at the hottest dancehall in town, the Green Mill. Only that was before death broke in...	Blood and Circuses (#6) The Honourable Miss Phryne Fisher is feeling dull. Only is she bored plenty to leave her identity, her home and family behind and join Farrell'southward Circus and Wild Beast Bear witness? There have been strange things happening at the circus...
Ruddy Gore (#7) Put the delectable Phryne Fisher and ane of the more preposterous Gilbert & Sullivan shows on stage together the issue is another fantastic read of 1920s life, law-breaking and dresses.	Urn Burying (#eight) The redoubtable Phryne Fisher is holidaying at Cave Firm, a Gothic mansion in the heart of the Victorian mount country. Merely the peaceful country surroundings mask deadly danger...
Raisins and Almonds (#9) In investigating the poisoning of a young human in a bookshop at the Eastern Market, and the wrongful abort of ane Miss Sylvia Lee, Phryne Fisher is plunged into a world of Jewish politics, alchemy, poisonous substance and chicken soup.	Expiry Before Wicket (#10) Phryne Fisher has plans for her Sydney sojourn - a few days at the Exam cricket, a little sightseeing and the Artist's Ball with an upwardly-and-coming immature modernist. But these plans begin to go awry and before long Phryne's plans for a day or two of simple pleasure are gone for practiced...
Away with the Fairies (#xi) Phryne has been asked to investigate the puzzling death of a famous author and illustrator of fairy stories. To do so, Phryne takes a job inside the women's magazine that employed the victim and finds herself enmeshed in her colleagues' deceptions.	Murder in Montparnasse (#12) Vii Australian soldiers, carousing in Paris in 1918, unknowingly witness a murder and their presence has devastating consequences. 10 years after, two are dead ... under very suspicious circumstances.
The Castlemaine Murders (#13) Phryne Fisher, her sis Beth and her faithful maid, Dot, decide that Luna Park is the place for an afternoon of fun. But in the dusty dark Ghost Train, amid the squeals of horror and please, a mummified bullet-studded corpse falls to the ground in front of them. Phryne Fisher's pleasure trip has definitely get business organisation.	Queen of the Flowers (#14) The utterly delightful Phryne Fisher makes her very welcome appearance every bit St Kilda's 'Queen of the Flowers'. But when a body washes up on the beach, she must leave the carnival and find the killer. Not to mention find a missing daughter and deal with the return of an old lover...
Death by H2o (#15) The squeamish men at P&O are worried. A succession of jewellery thefts from first class passengers is hardly the best advertisement for their cruise liners -- particularly when information technology is probable that it is a rider who is doing the stealing.	Murder in the Dark (#16) The delectable Phryne Fisher has been invited to the Last Best political party of 1928. When 3 of the guests are kidnapped Phryne finds she must puzzle her style through the scavenger hunt clues to retrieve the hostages -- and save the party.
Murder on a Midsummer Night (#17) The fabulous Phryne - the 1920s near elegant and irrepressible sleuth - returns for her seventeenth adventure investigating the death of a man at St Kilda while at the same time trying to find a lost child who could inherit an former woman's fortune.	Dead Homo's Chest (#18) The unflappable Phryne is off on a placidity seaside vacation with Dot, Jane and Ruth - surely they won't be disturbed by a murder ... Phryne knows to what depths people will sink for greed but with a drinking glass of champagne in i hand and a pearl-handled Beretta in the other, no-one is getting by her.
Unnatural Habits (#nineteen) 1929: pretty trivial gilded-haired girls are going missing in Melbourne. Only they're not merely pretty.Three of them are pregnant, poor girls from the harsh confines of the Magdalen Laundry. People are getting nervous. It's a tale of convents and plots, piracy, murder and mystery . . . and Phryne finally finds out if it'south true that blondes have more than fun.	Murder and Mendelssohn (#20) An orchestral conductor has been found dead and Detective Inspector Jack Robinson needs the delightfully incisive and sophisticated Miss Fisher's help to enter a earth in which he is at bounding main. Hugh Tregennis, not much liked by anyone, has been murdered in a most flamboyant mode by a killer with a bespeak to prove. But how many killers is Phryne really stalking?
Decease in Daylesford (#21) When a mysterious invitation arrives for Miss Phryne Fisher from an unknown Captain Herbert Spencer, Phryne's curiosity is excited. Spencer runs a retreat in Victoria'due south spa country for vanquish-shocked soldiers of the Showtime World State of war. It's a cause afterward Phryne's own heart but what could Spencer desire from her?	The Lady with the Gun Asks the Questions (#22) The elegant Miss Phryne Fisher returns in this scintillating collection, which features iv brand-new stories. With the ever-loyal Dot, the ingenious Mr Butler and all of Phryne'south friends and household, the action is every bit fast as Phryne'south wit and logic.

A Note from Phryne's preferred cover designer, Beth Norling

Beth writes:

"Illustrating Phryne is a delight. I get to live out my secret desire to be a fashion designer and research the e'er elegant and inventive style illustrations from the 20s and early on 30s. The rough drawings for my covers are made after reading the descriptions of Phryne's frocks and jewellery from the text and dipping back into my research for inspiration. I experiment with different detailing of the clothes and Phryne in a variety of poses, and alterations are made in accordance with the editors and Kerry's comments. The final art for the cover is A4 sized, drawn on hot pressed paper using pencil, pen, and watercolour pigment. I am always conscious of creating a fairly rich palette, one that suits Phryne's exotic self. Kerry has provided then many acme frock moments for her, any adult female would kill to accept Phryne's wardrobe!"

TV tie-in editions

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