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Cargando... A Frond in Need (2020)por Kate Collins
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HTML: It's Summertime in New Chapel, Indiana, and feisty florist Abby Knight Salvare is up to her neck in work ?? supervising the construction of her float for the Fourth of July parade, managing her flower shop Bloomers, reigning in her over-eager cousin Jillian, and working with her hunky husband Marco in his private detective business ?? when her best friend Nikki comes to her with a big problem. Blake Ryder, a handsome, charismatic surgeon at the New Chapel Hospital is a suspect in a murder case, and Nikki is supposed to go away with him for the holiday weekend. Is Blake being targeted unfairly or has Nikki gotten herself involved with a real life lady-killer? The days are long and humid, the clues are leading in all directions, and the responsibilities are piling up as Independence Day quickly approaches. Abby can't turn down a friend in need, but can she solve Nikki's dilemma and handle all her other concerns before the fireworks No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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“A Frond in Need” is a nicely done novella in Kate Collins’ Flower Shop cozy mystery series. While I prefer longer mystery novels, I really enjoyed this story. It was jam packed with everything I love about this series – Abby, her family and friends, her flower shop, even her mother’s latest “invention”. Collins does a great job of showing how busy Abby was – I was getting anxiety just reading about her to do list! – as well as showing Abby’s relationship with those closest to her. The mystery is well done with just the right amount of suspects to keep readers guessing as to who the killer is. There is some great tension towards the end of the book as the killer was revealed that had me on the edge of my seat –well done by Collins!
“A Frond in Need” is a good cozy mystery indeed. ( )