Seeds of revenge / Wendy Tyson.
Material type:
TextSeries: Tyson, Wendy, Greenhouse mysteries ; 3.Publisher: [Plano, TX] : Henery Press, 2017Copyright date: ©2017Edition: First editionDescription: 259 pages ; 22 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781635112757
- 1635112753
- 9781635112788
- 1635112788
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Dr. James Carlson Library | Mystery | Tyson, Wendy | GR 3 | Available | 33111008976272 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
It's time to cuddle up with a holiday whodunit. Smell the crisp pines and baking cranberries as you sip your hot apple cider. It may be the season, but the mood in Winsome is anything but jolly.
Megan Sawyer is determined to farm year-round. So much so that she braves a December snowstorm to pitch her fresh greenhouse greens to Philadelphia chefs.
And then she sees a stranger stranded on the side of the road.
But this woman is no stranger to Winsome. It's Becca Fox. A love chemist (you read that right). She's headed to her aunt's house to sell her love potions at holiday events.
Or so Becca thinks.
Her sneaky aunt only invited Becca home to reunite her with her estranged father. It sounds noble and kind-hearted, until the man ends up dead.
Megan soon finds herself in the middle. She realizes Becca's not the only one getting iced over. Megan's own aunt, the famous mystery author, is dragged into the drama. Her novels implicate her and she's in trouble.
Now it's personal. Our Megan must follow a cryptic trail of literary clues, all while sifting through the victim's sordid past. She gets closer to the truth as the murderer gets closer to her.
How's that for a ho ho ho? Don't let your fresh apple crisp burn in the oven because you're lost in this holiday homicide.
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SEEDS OF REVENGE by Wendy Tyson A Henery Press Mystery
"Megan Sawyer is determined to farm year-round. So much so that she braves a December snowstorm to pitch her fresh greenhouse greens to Philadelphia chefs. And then she sees a stranger stranded on the side of the road."--Cover.