Flowers and Foul Play

Praise

Praise for Flowers and Foul Play:
“[A] superior series launch…The well-constructed plot, seasoned with humor, builds slowly toward a surprising conclusion. Cozy fans will look forward to Fiona’s further adventures.”
—Publishers Weekly starred review

“Flowers and Foul Play is a delightful mystery with a variety of characters to enjoy along with stunning Scotland scenery, history, and second chances.”
—Seattle Book Review five-star review

“An enchanted garden in rural Scotland? Bestill my heart. Amanda Flower’s latest, Flowers and Foul Play, is quirky, mysterious, magical fun. A delight from start to finish.”
—Juliet Blackwell, New York Times bestselling author of the Witchcraft and Haunted Home Renovation mysteries

“[Flowers and Foul Play] smoothly paced series debut is layered with appealing characters and a well-plotted puzzle flavored with gentle magic and a whisper of romance. I look forward to many more stories from Amanda Flower and her heroine, Fiona.”
—Bailey Cates, New York Times bestselling author of the Magical Bakery mysteries

“Delightful…Amanda Flower combines Scotland, mystery, romance, and just enough magic in this series debut to create a fun and engaging read!”
—Dawn Eastman, national bestselling author of the Family Fortune mysteries

“Filled with Highland color and memorable characters, this mystery is a delightfully deadly read! Amanda Flower knows how to create pure magic.”
—Hannah Reed, bestselling author of the Scottish Highlands mystery series

“A Magical secret garden, a picturesque Scottish village on the shores of the North Sea, and a cozy cottage inherited from a loving godfather—a dream come true for American Fiona Knox. But dreams turn into nightmares when Fiona stumbles upon a dead body laying next to an ancient stone with mystical powers. Is her garden a curse or a blessing? Hopefully she’ll find out before the killer strikes again. A fun whodunnit that will keep you guessing till the wee hours.”
—Kathleen Bridge, author of the Hamptons Home and Garden and By the Sea mysteries