When a man is murdered during a dance marathon in the Green Mill, Phryne Fisher has a front row seat. Soon her life is consumed with who murdered the odious blackmailer, where he gentleman escort escaped to, and where to find a supposedly-dead war hero whose inheritance hangs in the balance.
The Green Mill Murder might be my favorite in the series so far. It starts in a club and ends in the isolated mountains of the bush, which seems strange but has a logical flow in story. Again I find myself eager to pick up the next book in the series.
