Flowers of Evil
- 216 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Wealthy businessman Richard Galliant's crude attempt to kiss the Princess of Wales leads horticulturalist/sleuth Celia Grant to the conclusion that he has been poisoned with a rare South American plant
John Sherwood is an author of fiction whose works include the popular cozy horticultural mystery series featuring Celia Grant. His writing is characterized by a refined style and sharp wit, drawing readers into intricate plots. Sherwood masterfully blends suspense with tranquil settings and detailed environmental descriptions, crafting a unique reading experience. His novels are an ideal choice for those seeking an engaging yet relaxing read.






Wealthy businessman Richard Galliant's crude attempt to kiss the Princess of Wales leads horticulturalist/sleuth Celia Grant to the conclusion that he has been poisoned with a rare South American plant
From the back cover: "Anne Barrow was hauling her tightly trousered form over Channel View's high window-sill when Jim Marsden first saw her. At seventeen, he reacted predictably. But when he slithered in after the pretty little housebreaker, his run-of-the-mill boy-meets-girl intentions ran into trouble. For green-eyed Anne no sooner filled Jim with a mixture of sympathy and suspicion than she vanished, leaving him to cope with angry parents, ice-skating beatniks, and an unsolved murder. The hunt was on; but which was Jim, the hunter or the hunted?"This witty thriller marks one of the most blissful débuts in the Penguin crime list for a long time."Originally priced 3'6.