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Kerry Greenwood

Kerry Greenwood

Kerry Greenwood has written at least 48 books. Their most popular book is Cocaine Blues with 72 saves with an average rating of 3.57⭐.

They are best known for writing in the genres Fiction, Adventure, and Mystery.

Adventurous, mysterious, and emotional are their most common moods.

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Cocaine Blues
Murder on the Ballarat Train
Death at Victoria Dock
Trafic de haut vol
The Green Mill Murder
Ruddy Gore
Urn Burial
Earthly Delights
Death Before Wicket
Blood and Circuses
Raisins and Almonds
Away with the Fairies
Murder on a Midsummer Night
Murder in the Dark
Unnatural Habits
Queen of the Flowers
Murder and Mendelssohn
Dead Man's Chest
Death by Water
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Murder In Montparnasse

The Castlemaine Murders
Death in Daylesford
Flying Too High
Heavenly Pleasures
A Question of Death: An Illustrated Phryne Fisher Treasury
Trick Or Treat
Medea
Murder in Williamstown
Devil's Food
Forbidden Fruit
Cooking the Books
The Lady with the Gun Asks the Questions
The Spotted Dog
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Cocaïne et tralala

Cassandra
Cover 5

Tamam Shud

Tamam Shud: A Phryne Fisher Mystery
Out of the Black Land
Morderstwo w pociągu
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Miss Phryne Fisher Investigates

The Rat and the Raven
Electra
Evan's Gallipoli
Il re della neve
Dr. Dobb's Toolbook of C
Pasta, Panik und Pistolen
The Long Walk
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Miss Fisher unter Zugzwang