The Cassandra Reilly Mysteries Gaud Afternoon Trouble In Transylvania The Death Of A Muchtravelled Woman And The Case Of The Orphaned Bassoonists 1st Edition Barbara Wilson by Barbara Wilson 9781504055925, 1504055926 instant download after payment.

All four mysteries starring the lesbian translator, globetrotter, and amateur sleuth from the Lambda Lit. Award–winning author.“[C. Reilly] has a restless nature, a facility for languages, & a lively curiosity about foreign cultures. Toss in her offbeat sense of humor & you have a terrific road pal.” —The N.Y. Times Book Review “[C. Reilly] has a mind like a steel trap; a literate, uplifting voice; & a wicked sense of humor.” —Library Journal  Gaudí In this “high-spirited comic adventure,” professional translator & amateur detective Cassandra Reilly travels to Barcelona to find the missing spouse of Frankie Stevens—but soon learns no one is who they seem (The N.Y.T). Wilson’s award-winning novel was the basis for the movie directed by Susan Seidelman & starring Judy Davis as Cassandra. Gaudí Afternoon won the Lambda Literary Award for Best Lesbian Mystery. “In the same way that she works issues of sexual politics into her madcap plot, Ms. Wilson also makes the city of Barcelona a lively party to the action.” — The N.Y.T. Trouble in In this “very funny second outing,” the London-based lesbian translator & part-time sleuth gets embroiled in a murder in a run-down Transylvanian health spa (Kirkus Reviews). As the mystery unfolds, Cassandra & her cohorts—including her friend Jacqueline & potential love interest, Eva—are steeped in the history of Romania, from the devastating relics of Ceausescu’s tyrannical reign to the vampire folklore born in the region centuries ago. “Travel-writing so compelling that you’ll be reaching for your passport. Wilson is smart, tart, & knows how to write from a feminist perspective without once stooping to polemic.” —Kirkus Reviews  The Death of a Much-Travelled These nine madcap stories follow the wayfaring translator and amateur sleuth around the globe to picturesque locales such as Maui, the English moors, and the Icelandic coast. Stories include “Murder at the International Feminist Bookfai