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Murder and a Pansy
(2025)(The third book in the Sunrise Flower Shop Cozy Mystery series)
A novel by Elizabeth Clover
In Sunrise City, the strawberries are sweet, the gossip is juicy, and someone’s turned the festival into a crime scene.
I’m Dove Davis, and my flower stand is blooming, my pansies are thriving, and the annual Strawberry Festival is drawing crowds from all over the coast. The star attraction? A strawberry tasting tour, where dozens of local vendors compete to be crowned the berry best.
But when the festival coordinator is found face-down in a vat of purée, the weekend takes a dark, sticky turn.
From jam sabotage to long-standing rivalries, everyone’s hiding something behind their perfectly polished booths—and I'm unearthing a tangled vine of secrets.
With my best friend Rose managing the tasting booths and Grandma Sharon making mischief among the jam vendors, I thought this weekend would be nothing but sunshine and strawberries. Instead, I've landed in the middle of a mystery stickier than spilled jam.
With Ladybug sniffing out berry-stained clues and my gardening gloves at the ready, I’ll have to weed out the killer fast—before another body gets buried in the flower beds.
And when I find a blood-red pansy tucked on my flower stand—one I didn’t plant—I know the killer is close. And they’re not ready to be picked.
Grab your sunhat and bring a sweet tooth—this festival is serving up murder by the spoonful.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
I’m Dove Davis, and my flower stand is blooming, my pansies are thriving, and the annual Strawberry Festival is drawing crowds from all over the coast. The star attraction? A strawberry tasting tour, where dozens of local vendors compete to be crowned the berry best.
But when the festival coordinator is found face-down in a vat of purée, the weekend takes a dark, sticky turn.
From jam sabotage to long-standing rivalries, everyone’s hiding something behind their perfectly polished booths—and I'm unearthing a tangled vine of secrets.
With my best friend Rose managing the tasting booths and Grandma Sharon making mischief among the jam vendors, I thought this weekend would be nothing but sunshine and strawberries. Instead, I've landed in the middle of a mystery stickier than spilled jam.
With Ladybug sniffing out berry-stained clues and my gardening gloves at the ready, I’ll have to weed out the killer fast—before another body gets buried in the flower beds.
And when I find a blood-red pansy tucked on my flower stand—one I didn’t plant—I know the killer is close. And they’re not ready to be picked.
Grab your sunhat and bring a sweet tooth—this festival is serving up murder by the spoonful.
Genre: Cozy Mystery
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