Mystery writer and amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher visits Moscow as part of a United States publishing group to help Russia succeed as a democracy. But the poisoning of a Russian publisher, who possessed information which could topple the government in power, places her in a dangerous situation. Jess turns to the American Embassy for help, only to discover that the United States government is involved.
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A disappointment.,
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I love this Murder, She Wrote series. Every book is enjoyable and can be read in one sitting---except this one. The only mystery here is the reason this book was written. It started out great and had a reasonable plot---but at the end, it offered no answers! I felt cheated in a way. Normally, I like spy novels and stories, but they at least give you some of the answers---this book doesn't even give you one! While all of the other Murder, She Wrote books are great, this one is the one to miss.
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It's a long way home from Cabot Cove, Maine, but Jessica has business to attend to in the dangerous, peril city of Moscow, Russia. As other readers of this novel would call it drawn out and boring, I give it five stars for excellent writing. Suspense is abound in each chapter, as is Bain's authentic writing style. I am comparing "Murder in Moscow" to other interesting, suspenseful and cozy Murder, She Wrote mysteries such as "Brandy and Bullets" and "A Deadly Judgment." Before you listen to all the nonchalant critiques from dissapointed readers, I suggest that you give the book a read through. If you're an intrigued reader of the Murder, She Wrote series, you won't be dissapointed in "Murder in Moscow."
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I was very disappointed.,
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In comparison to the other books in the series, I was very disappointed by Murder in Moscow. The concrete reasons behind the murders were not sufficiently explored and the identity of the murderers were not uncovered. The book was extremely unsatisfying and I myself feeling cheated.
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"No, no, no, Mrs. Fletcher. It is pronounced shch, as in 'fresh cheese.' Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Alexandra Kozhina, Karl Warner, Cabot Cove, Ward Wenington, Commerce Department, Vaughan Buckley, Sam Roberts, United States, Vlady Staritova, White House, Dimitri Rublev, National Gallery, State Department, Buckley House, Vladislav Staritova, American Embassy, Jefferson Memorial, Jessica Fletcher, Seth Hazlitt, New York, Harrison Monroe, Marge Fargo, Professor Donskoy, Russian Embassy, Soviet Union New!
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"No, no, no, Mrs. Fletcher. It is pronounced shch, as in 'fresh cheese.' Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Alexandra Kozhina, Karl Warner, Cabot Cove, Ward Wenington, Commerce Department, Vaughan Buckley, Sam Roberts, United States, Vlady Staritova, White House, Dimitri Rublev, National Gallery, State Department, Buckley House, Vladislav Staritova, American Embassy, Jefferson Memorial, Jessica Fletcher, Seth Hazlitt, New York, Harrison Monroe, Marge Fargo, Professor Donskoy, Russian Embassy, Soviet Union New!
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- The Four Seasons (Franklin Watts First Library) by Chris Forsey on page 78, and page 104
- The Rosewood Casket by Sharyn McCrumb on page 56
- National Gallery of Art: Washington by John Walker on page 37
- The First Amendment by Ray Vaughan on page 276
- Night on Bald Mountain (Kalmus Edition) by Modest Mussorgsky on page 28
- Knock 'em Dead: A Murder, She Wrote Mystery by Jessica Fletcher in Back Matter
- Sleuths in Skirts: An Analysis and Bibliography of Serialized Female Sleuths by Frances A. Dellacava in Back Matter
- The Mammoth Encyclopedia of Modern Crime Fiction by Mike Ashley on page 626
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