THINK POSITIVE! HUGS!
Catherine has joined the Garden Club and is planning to hold the Festival of the Greens. Lucy, an older woman with dementia is missing. She is located sleeping below the shelves of Catherine’s greenhouse. At a class reunion, the dislike President of the Garden Club is poisoned. Another member is missing. Another dislike member does of poison. Catherine and John MacDougall worked to get her to find out who is killing off the garden club members? The ending is action packed. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this book and series.
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Nice review!
Love the sunflower pictures on the cover.
Yes, the covers are nice with the flowers. I am anxious to read the other 4 books in the series. I need to get back my ARCs of I might make ‘my deadline ‘
Sounds interesting.
The story are good as is the gardening and environmental concerns are correct. Too bad the Editing is poor in all three books I have.
I get frustrated with poor editing.
Usually it doesn’t bother as my English is not all that great. When I noticed and comment it is bad and it takes from the story as you lost your thoughts. I really would like to read these books after a good edit.
Hope they fix the editing problem.
The first was written in 2014. I doubt they will be edited. She is an independent author.
That’s a shame.
I agree.
I know.