Tulip Murders
(2024)(The fourth book in the Johnson & Wilde Crime Mystery series)
A novel by Andy Griffee
Book five in the popular Johnson & Wilde crime mystery series. Jack Johnson and Nina Wilde are on holiday in Amsterdam until a killing spree comes perilously close to home.
The couple are delighted with their hired houseboat in the centre of the capital and keen to repair their strained relationship. What could be nicer than canalside walks, romantic meals and Rembrandt masterpieces?
But all anyone can talk about is a string of murders across the city. There's been one a day and the victims all had political and personal secrets to hide.
And it's not just the killings which have grabbed worldwide attention. It's the reappearance of a rare and beautiful tulip alongside each carefully arranged corpse - a tulip which everyone thought had died out nearly 400 years ago. How has it survived and why is it being used as a floral tombstone?
Jack and Nina are sucked into the mystery when one of the famous Semper Augustus tulips appears overnight at their mooring. The pace quickens and the stakes increase until the couple are forced to face one final terrifying ordeal.
Packed full of fascinating historical and political detail, Tulip Murders is a must-read page-turner for fans of Andy Griffee's series of tiller thrillers and new readers will also be gripped by this modern tale of tulips and terrorism with its roots deep in the 17th century.
Genre: Mystery
The couple are delighted with their hired houseboat in the centre of the capital and keen to repair their strained relationship. What could be nicer than canalside walks, romantic meals and Rembrandt masterpieces?
But all anyone can talk about is a string of murders across the city. There's been one a day and the victims all had political and personal secrets to hide.
And it's not just the killings which have grabbed worldwide attention. It's the reappearance of a rare and beautiful tulip alongside each carefully arranged corpse - a tulip which everyone thought had died out nearly 400 years ago. How has it survived and why is it being used as a floral tombstone?
Jack and Nina are sucked into the mystery when one of the famous Semper Augustus tulips appears overnight at their mooring. The pace quickens and the stakes increase until the couple are forced to face one final terrifying ordeal.
Packed full of fascinating historical and political detail, Tulip Murders is a must-read page-turner for fans of Andy Griffee's series of tiller thrillers and new readers will also be gripped by this modern tale of tulips and terrorism with its roots deep in the 17th century.
Genre: Mystery
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