Fatal Lies: A Max Liebermann Mystery

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Product Details
Price
$19.00
Publisher
Random House Trade
Publish Date
Pages
448
Dimensions
5.06 X 7.94 X 0.95 inches | 0.7 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9780812977776

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About the Author
Frank Tallis is a writer and practicing clinical psychologist. He is the author of two previous Dr. Max Liebermann novels: Vienna Blood and Mortal Mischief.
Reviews
"Frank Tallis has surged to the front of the field riding his dark horse, Vienna in the last days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. ....While it's always a delight to visit the ballrooms where Strauss is played and the opera house where Mahler is rehearsing and the coffeehouses where ideas are devoured mit Schlag, this smart series has far more to offer than decorative charm."--New York Times Book Review

Another immensely satisfying novel in Frank Tallis' intelligent and subtle Dr. Liebermann/Inspector Rheinhardt series...dense, engrossing....a fine adventure."--Boston Globe

"St. Florian's Military Academy outside Vienna serves as the forbidding backdrop for Tallis's stellar third historical to feature Insp. Oskar Rheinhardt and Dr. Max Liebermann...Several late twists lead to a startling resolution of this compelling tale." --Publisher's Weekly, starred review

"What is basically a murder mystery becomes something quite extraordinary as Tallis skillfully weaves in the politics, history, music, and social customs of turn-of-the-century Vienna. Another outstanding entry in an erudite and mesmerizing series; a must for historical-mystery devotees." --Booklist, starred review

"Tallis's singular achievement is to bring vividly to life many of the glories and dangers of a great city at a crucial moment in its history....immensely satisyfing....The author delights us with rich, often gorgeous prose...[He] has an exceptional ability to move seamlessly among varied plot elements, characters and emotions....If you're looking for the best in popular fiction, it's well worth seeking out."--Washington Post