Garden of Death
by Chrystle Fiedler
Garden of Death:
A Natural Remedies Mystery
Series: A Natural Remedies Mystery (Book 3)
Mass Market Paperback: 400 pages
Publisher: Pocket Books (March 24, 2015)
ISBN-13: 978-1476748917
E-Book ASIN: B00LD1OTJS
A Natural Remedies Mystery
Series: A Natural Remedies Mystery (Book 3)
Mass Market Paperback: 400 pages
Publisher: Pocket Books (March 24, 2015)
ISBN-13: 978-1476748917
E-Book ASIN: B00LD1OTJS
Synopsis:
PHYSICIAN, HEAL THYSELF?
Murder is unearthed when an outspoken surgeon turns up dead in Willow McQuade’s medicinal herb garden.
Murder is unearthed when an outspoken surgeon turns up dead in Willow McQuade’s medicinal herb garden.
When a local doctor is found dead in Willow McQuade’s medicinal garden, she must find the killer to clear her boyfriend’s name in this third clever book in the Natural Remedies Mystery series.
Dr. Willow McQuade, owner of Nature’s Way Market & Café, has put the finishing touches on a new medicinal plant garden for Greenport’s annual Maritime Festival and is ready for the festivities to begin. But it’s not all flowers and sunshine at the grand opening, when Willow discovers the body of another contestant, Dr. Charles White, face down in her garden.
Willow’s hunky boyfriend, Jackson Spade, immediately becomes a suspect due to a recent fight with Dr. White. Willow knows she has to remedy the situation, but it won’t be easy with the other applicants’ vendettas and vandals wrecking her garden at every turn. And when she finds buried treasure in her garden that just might belong to the legendary Captain Kidd, the stakes become even higher. Was Dr. White searching for that treasure? Did someone kill him to get to it first? With the help of Jackson and her eccentric ex-boyfriend, Willow follows the clues to uncover the truth that someone wants buried…
But can she dig up enough evidence before she becomes the killer’s next victim?
My Review:
With Spring just around the corner, this is a great read. Flowers, gardens, sunshine and murder make up this well written, fast-paced book. You will instantly be swept into the festivities and helping Willow find out who killed the local Doctor. When Willows boyfriend is named suspect, she has to find out what really happened and clear his name before they are too late. This great cast of characters and plot twist will keep you reading and eagerly wanting more. I am looking forward to see what Willow will get herself into next.
With Spring just around the corner, this is a great read. Flowers, gardens, sunshine and murder make up this well written, fast-paced book. You will instantly be swept into the festivities and helping Willow find out who killed the local Doctor. When Willows boyfriend is named suspect, she has to find out what really happened and clear his name before they are too late. This great cast of characters and plot twist will keep you reading and eagerly wanting more. I am looking forward to see what Willow will get herself into next.
About This Author
I love natural remedies and I’ve been using them for as long as I can remember. When I was growing up, my mother practiced natural cures such as tea bag baths for sunburn, homeopathic remedies for colds and allergies, arnica oil for sprains and bruises and, of course, chicken soup with garlic was always a staple.
My interest in natural remedies continued after I graduated from Boston University with a degree in communications and subsequently dabbled in various vocations including advertising and television production in Hollywood. In 1998 I moved back to my hometown, Greenport, NY and set up my own writing business. I’d always wanted to be my own boss and write full-time.
My focus was, and is, health, and in particular alternative medicine which includes natural remedies. As a freelance journalist, I’ve written about natural cures for Natural Health, Mother Earth Living, Spirituality & Health, and Vegetarian Times, as for over five years I was the Good Nature columnist for Remedy magazine.
You can see my writing work here: https://chrystlefiedler.contently.com
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Garden of Death sounds intriguing, and I will add it to my TBR list. Thank you for the review and giveaway.
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I absolutely love this series! Thanks for the chance to win. Dnrocker@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeletethe idea of putting my hands in soil skeeves me!!! however, I don't have a problem digging for worms!!! go figure!!!!
if I garden, I would put in all sorts of flowers.........after we moved into my house, my Dad asked me what flowers I wanted in our frontyard, & I told him tulips & daffodils..........happily, a few of them still sprout in the Spring..........
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i do like to garden and grow veggies yearly; thanks for the chance to win
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Lovely cover.
ReplyDeleteI used to love to garden when I had a house and a yard. Now I am downsized and live in a condo on the beach. No gardening here! But it is worth it...
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I love this series and own a copy of Death Drops (2012). I would love to add this new title to my ever growing collection of books (almost 2000).
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This mystery has a different kind of victim and setting and I love fast paced books/ Thank you for the chance!
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I don't have a garden anymore. Too much traveling and no good place to have one. But if I did, it would certainly have tomatoes (home-grown are so much tastier than store bought) and Four O'Clock flowers would be in it. This sounds like a good book to look for! Thanks!
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Ah, the promise of spring. A huge portion of the country is desperately waiting.
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An intriguing book which interests me. Many thanks. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
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Spring means lovely flowers. I plant a variety every year and love the colors. This book sounds unique. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for stopping by and thanks Shelley for the great review! I've tried to post 3X today so fingers crossed that this works. I hope that you all enjoy the Garden of Death -- it's a great way to greet Spring! You'll find all tour dates by visiting www.chrystlefiedler.com. Happy reading! Chrystle
ReplyDeleteAn other good series to add to my collection of TBR pile. 🐱
ReplyDeleteI had missed this series but it sounds interesting! I love the cover for this and will have to add this to my TBR!
ReplyDeleteI don't garden myself, but I do enjoy seeing others enjoy gardening and sometimes they share with me! Yum! This book sound great! Thanks for the chance! angelhwk68@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThe medicinal garden is a neat setting for a mystery. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLove to read thanks for the contest
ReplyDeleteI love to garden and grow a variety of plants and flowers!
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This sounds like an intriguing book! I enjoy finding out about natural remedies and new uses for ordinary items~such as tea bag baths for sunburn that you mentioned. Thank you for the review and contest.
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I love most veggies. One of my favorites is zucchini. Believe it or not, but I can never get it to grow.
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I can't garden as much as I once did. I miss it. Love roses and all flowers. Bobbipad at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI don't have an area to dedicate to gardening. I do like to visit gardens. raquel36m(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI enjoy this series! Itching to start planting my garden this year. Thanks for the giveaway! Would love to win!
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Sounds like a great book and series that is new to me! Have been interested in natural remedies, and this series sounds great! jeaniedannheim (at) ymail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an interesting book that I would love to read! Anything with gardening is a hit with me - thanks for the giveaway opportunity! rveeshane@gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteWinner is Lisa Brown! Congratulations!
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