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Death and Daisies

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Fiona Knox believed she was on the mend after inheriting her godfather's cottage in Duncreigan, Scotland, complete with a magical garden. However, her plans took a dark turn when she discovered a dead body among the flowers. Following a police investigation, aided by the charming Chief Inspector Neil Craig, Fiona's life began to stabilize. With her sister Isla moving in and the opening of her new venture, the Climbing Rose Flower Shop, on the horizon, things seemed promising. Yet, ominous clouds loomed as the domineering parish minister, Quaid MacCullen, threatened to send Fiona back to Tennessee. A fierce lightning storm added to the chaos, leaving Fiona and Isla shaken. Just as Fiona was celebrating the shop's opening, Kipling, the village's nervous volunteer police chief, discovered another body on the beach, which he believed to be that of the parish minister. This revelation made Fiona a prime suspect, especially with Isla acting strangely. Reluctantly, Fiona found herself drawn into a new mystery. If she and Craig can't clear her name, the idyllic life she envisioned may soon fade away.

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Death and Daisies, Amanda Flower

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Rok wydania
2020
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Tytuł
Death and Daisies
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2020
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
336
ISBN10
1643851896
ISBN13
9781643851891
Ocena
4,2 z 5
Opis
Fiona Knox believed she was on the mend after inheriting her godfather's cottage in Duncreigan, Scotland, complete with a magical garden. However, her plans took a dark turn when she discovered a dead body among the flowers. Following a police investigation, aided by the charming Chief Inspector Neil Craig, Fiona's life began to stabilize. With her sister Isla moving in and the opening of her new venture, the Climbing Rose Flower Shop, on the horizon, things seemed promising. Yet, ominous clouds loomed as the domineering parish minister, Quaid MacCullen, threatened to send Fiona back to Tennessee. A fierce lightning storm added to the chaos, leaving Fiona and Isla shaken. Just as Fiona was celebrating the shop's opening, Kipling, the village's nervous volunteer police chief, discovered another body on the beach, which he believed to be that of the parish minister. This revelation made Fiona a prime suspect, especially with Isla acting strangely. Reluctantly, Fiona found herself drawn into a new mystery. If she and Craig can't clear her name, the idyllic life she envisioned may soon fade away.