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This is the fourth book in the author's engaging series of historical cozy mysteries, featuring Molly Murphy, a recent immigrant to America's shores at the turn of the twentieth century. Intelligent and resourceful, Molly has dreams of making a living as a private detective, much to the dismay of New York City captain Daniel Sullivan, who is enamored of Molly, despite being engaged to a socialite.

When he offers Molly an opportunity to for an undercover assignment in the Hudson River home of Barney Flynn, a local politician, Molly jumps at the opportunity. Not only does it get her out of the teeming streets of typhoid ridden New York City, it gets her an opportunity to hone her skills at detection.

Masquerading as Flynn's cousin, Molly is drawn into the Flynn household, where Flynn's invalid wife is trying to contact her dead son through the supposed psychic abilities of the Sorensen sisters, who are also houseguest of the Flynn's. Their son apparently had been kidnapped years before but never found, as the purported kidnapper had died at the hands of the police before the child's whereabouts could be ascertained.

As Molly gains insight into the Flynn household, Molly begins to question not only the psychic abilities of the Sorenson sisters, who are the focus of her assignment, but she also begins to question the handling of the kidnapping case by the police. As Molly's investigation begins to take her in another direction, danger looms near, and death seems to be just around the corner.

This is a well-written book with an intriguing plot and characters that will fully engage the reader. The book is also replete with historical detail that is evocative of a bygone era. As with all cozy mysteries, it is not so much the mystery that is of import but the characters that revolve around the mystery. While the mystery is intriguing, it is the framework around which the characters evolve. In the character of Molly Murphy, the author has created a sure fire winner.


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In Like Flynn Molly Murphy Mysteries Rhys Bowen 9780312997007 Books Reviews

As usual a page turner from start to finish. The characters are believable and leave you with a feeling of knowing them. Molly Murphy is a friend now. I look forward to the next adventure.
I love this series! Molly Murphy is a feisty, independent young
Irish Immigrant who chooses to be a private detective. The series takes place in New York City at the turn of the century. The strong characters and intriguing plots set in an early 19th century background, make for captivating reading. I am enjoying every book of the series.
I love the MaggieMalone stories. I enjoyed the excitement. I cried at the sadness. The characters are marvelous and so real. Waiting for the next book.
Book 4 of the Molly Murphy mysteries does not disappoint.
Molly is now a private investigator who was sent by the charming and dashing Captain Sullivan to expose the Sorensen Sisters who were spiritualist.
While doing this she solves two murders, becomes poisoned,and solves a child kidnapping case.
This is a turn of the century female detective. The stories keep you wanting to turn the page. I could not put this book down and I'm anxious to read book 5 tomorrow.
I love this series of Rhys Bowen. It reflects the times of the early 1900's set in New York City about a young woman who has immirgated from Ireland. She is challenged trying to be independent from the social expectations of that period. She begins her own detective agency and leads the reader into a crime mystery.
In Like Flynn is the fourth Molly Murphy mystery. Each book gives you enough background that you can read them stand alone if you wish, but they a best read in order. I read the of them in a few days. They are easy reads that blend history, mystery and a little romance very well. Molly is a single young lady who had to leave Ireland in a bit of a rush after an incident involving her families landlord's son. She arrives in the New York under an assumed name, escorting two young children, and stumbles into a murder before she leaves Ellis Island (Murphy's Law). She has a hard time finding a "suitable job" for an opinionated female and eventually finds herself to be an investigator (Death of Riley). This book takes Molly out of NYC to the high dollar estates along the Hudson River. As always, Molly's assignment takes a turn for the strange as she discovers that the two spiritualists she has been paid to investigate are not the only mysterious people around
I really liked this book. I have read all of the Molly Murphy mysteries and was luke warm about them after the first book. They have consistently improved and gotten better and better. In Like Flynn was the best one by far. I rarely give five stars to a book and I liked this one enough for five stars.

This time, Molly goes undercover on behalf of the New York Police Department to expose two spiritualists as phonies. She has to pretend to be a long lost cousin of a New York Senator and live on the Senator's estate. While on the estate, she stumbles upon clues about an old kidnapping and a new murder. In typical Molly Murphy style, she gets herself involved in every aspect of all the various mysteries and sets about solving them.

A quick and very enjoyable read. I definitely recommend this book. On to the next one.
This is the fourth book in the author's engaging series of historical cozy mysteries, featuring Molly Murphy, a recent immigrant to America's shores at the turn of the twentieth century. Intelligent and resourceful, Molly has dreams of making a living as a private detective, much to the dismay of New York City captain Daniel Sullivan, who is enamored of Molly, despite being engaged to a socialite.

When he offers Molly an opportunity to for an undercover assignment in the Hudson River home of Barney Flynn, a local politician, Molly jumps at the opportunity. Not only does it get her out of the teeming streets of typhoid ridden New York City, it gets her an opportunity to hone her skills at detection.

Masquerading as Flynn's cousin, Molly is drawn into the Flynn household, where Flynn's invalid wife is trying to contact her dead son through the supposed psychic abilities of the Sorensen sisters, who are also houseguest of the Flynn's. Their son apparently had been kidnapped years before but never found, as the purported kidnapper had died at the hands of the police before the child's whereabouts could be ascertained.

As Molly gains insight into the Flynn household, Molly begins to question not only the psychic abilities of the Sorenson sisters, who are the focus of her assignment, but she also begins to question the handling of the kidnapping case by the police. As Molly's investigation begins to take her in another direction, danger looms near, and death seems to be just around the corner.

This is a well-written book with an intriguing plot and characters that will fully engage the reader. The book is also replete with historical detail that is evocative of a bygone era. As with all cozy mysteries, it is not so much the mystery that is of import but the characters that revolve around the mystery. While the mystery is intriguing, it is the framework around which the characters evolve. In the character of Molly Murphy, the author has created a sure fire winner.