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A Botanist's Guide to Society and Secrets
- Saffron Everleigh Mystery, Book 3
- Narrated by: Jodie Harris
- Length: 12 hrs and 6 mins
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Publisher's Summary
London, 1923. Returning from Paris, botanical researcher Saffron Everleigh finds that her former love interest Alexander Ashton’s brother, Adrian, is being investigated for murder.
A Russian scientist working for the English government has been poisoned and expired in Adrian’s train compartment. Alexander asks Saffron to put in a good word for Adrian with Inspector Green. Despite her unresolved feelings for Alexander, Saffron begins to unravel mysteries surrounding the dead scientist.
As if a murder case weren’t enough, her best friend Elizabeth’s war-hero brother, Nick, arrives in town and takes an immediate interest in Saffron. Saffron learns Alexander has been keeping secrets from her, including a connection to Nick, who Saffron and Elizabeth begin to suspect is more than he seems.
When another scientist is found dead, Saffron agrees to go undercover at the government laboratory. Risking her career and her safety, she learns there are many more interested parties and dangerous secrets to uncover than she’d realized. But some secrets, Saffron will find, are better left undiscovered.
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- Anonymous User
- 14-10-2024
Just a Lovely read!
I loved her quirky name! Her stubborn spirit and the little love triangle she found herself in.. although I would have a liked to see how choosing the other partner would have turned out before falling in love with her final choice.
I also loved that the author gave each character a bit of spot light (or maybe that’s just how the reader made it seem) but it was good hearing the story come from Eliza’s, Nick, Lee or Alexander’s point of view.
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