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John Sherwood "Green Trigger Fingers"
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Autor: John Sherwood
Pealkiri: Green Trigger Fingers
Kirjastus: Ballantine Books
Sari: A Garden Mystery
Väljaandmise aeg: 1986
Formaat: 168 lk., pehme köide
Seisukord: kasutatud, heas seisukorras
Celia Grant, an atractive widow, operates a small
nursery and gardening service in the village of
Westfield, England.
The people of Westfield--quiet, proper, and
addicted to gossip--are shocked by the recent
murder of the Emersons, who were found hacked
to death in their garden with their own axe.
Then Celia makes an unscheduled visit to the
Towers, a once-grand Victorian estate. Her sharp
eye can't help but notice that the short May-
blooming irises and the taller June-flowering ones
she dug up and separated last fall are all together
again, in mixed clumps! There's also a bare patch
of freshly dug soil where the Alstromeria used to be.
Under that soil-- sever feet under, Celia discovers
as she digs-is another dead body.
Gardeners are naturally curious. So it's not too
surprising that Celia Grant, professional
horticulturist, becomes Celia Grant, amateur
sleuth. What is surprising is how much danger she
finds herself in-as she tries to discover who in
quaint old Westfield has gone way beyond
a green thumb..,
Pealkiri: Green Trigger Fingers
Kirjastus: Ballantine Books
Sari: A Garden Mystery
Väljaandmise aeg: 1986
Formaat: 168 lk., pehme köide
Seisukord: kasutatud, heas seisukorras
Celia Grant, an atractive widow, operates a small
nursery and gardening service in the village of
Westfield, England.
The people of Westfield--quiet, proper, and
addicted to gossip--are shocked by the recent
murder of the Emersons, who were found hacked
to death in their garden with their own axe.
Then Celia makes an unscheduled visit to the
Towers, a once-grand Victorian estate. Her sharp
eye can't help but notice that the short May-
blooming irises and the taller June-flowering ones
she dug up and separated last fall are all together
again, in mixed clumps! There's also a bare patch
of freshly dug soil where the Alstromeria used to be.
Under that soil-- sever feet under, Celia discovers
as she digs-is another dead body.
Gardeners are naturally curious. So it's not too
surprising that Celia Grant, professional
horticulturist, becomes Celia Grant, amateur
sleuth. What is surprising is how much danger she
finds herself in-as she tries to discover who in
quaint old Westfield has gone way beyond
a green thumb..,