Because of a busted water pipe at Kaylee's flower shop all the plants are thirsty. A competing florist is stealing customers away. Kaylee's plumber discovers a skull in her shops yard. The remains belong to Danny Lane a troubled teenager accused of killing a high school girl 35 years ago in a boating accident. Someone on the island wants Kaylee to leave things alone.
Sandra leaps off the garden trails of her herbal-researcher-turned-amateur-sleuth (Port Aster Secrets) series, to the museum corridors of her plucky FBI art crime agent Serena Jones, in A Fool and His Monet.
When not plotting crimes, Sandra plays make-believe with her grandchildren or hikes with her hubby along the escarpment, near their home in Niagara, Canada.
Her novels have garnered numerous awards, including the National Readers' Choice Award, a Holt Medallion Award of Merit, an RT Book Reviews Reviewers' Choice Award, the Daphne DuMaurier Award of Excellence and five national Canadian Awards.
Don't expect these reviews to be very different! XD
Better than what I've been reading in this series. I think it helps that there are so many different authors, that you really can have some better reads throughout. However, still really rough, there are times when I feel so cringey/angry that I have to move forward - it is a bodily response
I know I'm giving it crap, but it really does make me happy to read stuff my mom did. I just can be objective when writing is really poor, too!