Sabine Sauerbier (International) assertion Sabine Sauerbier i(A69231 works by)
Gender: Female
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2 7 y separately published work icon Murder on the Ballarat Train Kerry Greenwood , ( trans. Sabine Sauerbier with title Miss Fisher unter Zugzwang : morderische Falle fur eine Lady : Roman ) Reinbek : Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag , 1999 Z194640 1991 single work novel crime mystery 'When the 1920s' most glamorous detective, the Honourable Phryne Fisher, arranges to go to Ballarat for the week, she eschews the excitement of her red Hispano-Suiza racing car for the sedate journey by train. But as the passengers sleep they are poisoned by chloroform gas. Phryne is left to piece together the clues'. (Source: back cover, 1992 edition)
4 9 y separately published work icon Death at Victoria Dock Kerry Greenwood , ( trans. Sabine Sauerbier with title Miss Fisher fischt im Truben : morderische Falle fur eine Lady : Roman ) Reinbek : Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag , 1999 Z270151 1992 single work novel crime mystery After having her windscreen shattered by a bullet and discovering that bullets from the same gun have entered the body of a beautiful seventeen year old not to mention having her clothes ruined as she holds a bleeding, dying boy Phryne Fisher is outraged and swears to track down the young man's killer. In doing so she stumbles across the plans for a bank robbery and possible massacre and when her maid Dot is kidnapped nothing can distract Phryne from revenge.When someone shoots out her windshield while she is driving home late at night and she finds a young man dying on the tarmac just outside the dock gates, Phryne Fisher sets out to find out who is responsible, following a trail that leads her into the midst of a bizarre mystery involving bank robbery, tattoo parlors, spiritualism, anarchists, kidnapping, and murder.

There are some things that Phryne Fisher finds intolerable. Having her windscreen shattered by a bullet as she is driving past Melbourne's Victoria Dock...or discovering that bullets from the same gun have entered the body of a beautiful seventeen year old. Not to mention the ruin of her fur and lingerie as she holds the dying, bleeding boy...Phryne swears she will track down the young man's killer, and in doing so stumbles across the plans for a bank robbery and possible massacre...But then her beloved maid Dot is kidnapped and nothing can distract Phryne from revenge.' (Source: back cover, 1992 McPhee Gribble edition)

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