In Dublin's Fair City: A Molly Murphy Mystery: 6 (Molly Murphy Mysteries) - Softcover

"A lot of fun and some terrific historical writing. Fans of the British cozy will love it, and so will readers of historical fiction." --Toronto Globe and Mail on Oh Danny Boy

"Bowen parcels out bits of her plot with an impeccable sense of timing and...has written another outstanding mystery." --Library Journal on Oh Danny Boy

"Its enjoyable charm and wit will appeal to a cross-section of mystery fans." --Baltimore Sun on Oh Danny Boy

"It's hard not to be charmed by this young immigrant woman who fled murder charges in Ireland to become a detective in turn-of-the-century New York." --Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on In Like Flynn

"Molly grows ever more engaging against a vibrant background of New York's dark side at the turn of the century." --Kirkus Reviews (starred review) on For the Love of Mike

"It's always a delight to discover a new book from the pen of Rhys Bowen." --Tampa Tribune & Times on Murphy's Law

Molly Murphy, a plucky P.I. in 1903 New York, sails back to her native Ireland on a case searching for the sister of an Irish American impresario. The woman was too sick to travel and was left behind when the family took a famine ship to New York fifty years ago, and now the man wants to settle his fortune on her.

But before Molly's ship reaches Ireland, her maid is found murdered and a famous Irish actress goes missing. Molly is shocked to discover a cache of rifles in the actress's luggage, and even more shocked to come upon her own brother trying to collect the bags in Dublin. She discovers he's now mixed up in the freedom movement, in which Molly herself becomes unwillingly embroiled in. And someone else seems to be on the trail of the missing woman, too - someone who wants to make sure Molly never finds her....

Full of rich historic detail and enchanting turn-of-the-century personalities, Molly's return home, In Dublin's Fair City, is the sixth thrilling installment in Rhys Bowen's award-winning Molly Murphy series.