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A Greenhouse Murder

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Murder at the Greenhouse B& A Weekend Getaway Turns Deadly…

Journalist, Lila Lawson's weekend getaway helping her friend Sarah settle into her newly inherited B&B, turns deadly when a body is discovered in the greenhouse.

The victim? Willowbrook's most hated real estate mogul, Gerald Fitch.

Whispers swirl, fueled by Sarah's overheard argument with Fitch the night before, and she quickly becomes a suspect.

Determined to clear her friend's name, Lila, armed with her meticulous nature and her nosy Collie, Ella, dives into the investigation.

Detective Jack Harper surprises Lila with his disarming charm as they team up to sleuth.

Their investigation uncovers hidden journals and interesting suspects from Fitch's grudging son, Caleb, to the slippery rival developer, Maxwell Stone.

And then…a threatening phone call…a distorted voice, a cryptic message…

Someone is desperate to keep the past buried. Will Lila expose the killer before she is permanently silenced?

80 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 1, 2025

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192 reviews4 followers
August 15, 2025
2.5

I stand by my mid book review (see below) and award bonus annoyance points to them if the adult woman MC suddenly starts thinking and acting like a 12 year old with their first crush. Embarrassing.

I'm convinced some cozy mystery authors are threatened with death if they don't add an unnecessary romance (especially with law enforcement) in their books. This is one of them. What other explanation could there be for this nonsense?
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177 reviews
June 17, 2025
Lilly Gibbs presents an engaging cozy mystery in A Greenhouse Murder, skillfully intertwining small-town secrets, unexpected betrayals, and a compelling sleuth to root for.

Journalist Lila Lawson plans a getaway to her friend Sarah’s B&B, which Sarah has just inherited from her aunt. Expecting a quiet retreat and much-needed girl time, Lila’s plans take a turn when they discover a dead body in the greenhouse, with Sarah becoming a suspect. This unexpected twist places Lila right in the middle of the investigation.

Lila is a compelling protagonist, but it’s her dog, Ella, who truly steals the show. The story guides readers through unexpected twists and turns as it unravels town secrets to reveal a killer. Despite being a short story, it offers a wealth of information without feeling rushed or overwhelming, making for a quick and engaging read.
182 reviews1 follower
August 10, 2025
I new book for me and I am very pleased I decided to read it. It was a short story but lots of hidden pieces to find and piece together to see the full picture, and what a picture. Don't want to spoil the book for you, so I say grab yourselves a copy and start yourselves on a new journey and see what you find. Off I go to see what the next book in this series brings. Happy reading.
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19 reviews1 follower
July 9, 2025
Good little story that was entertaining but not to heavy! A good read for the backyard or beach!
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