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The plot thickets / Julia Henry.

Henry, Julia, 1962- (author.).

Summary:

While cleaning up the historic Goosebush Cemetery, Lilly Jayne stumbles upon the body of Whitney Dunne-Bradford, the conniving custodian of the graveyard, and must dig up the dirt on the real killer when the homicide inquiry suddenly targets an old friend.

Record details

  • ISBN: 9781496733108
  • ISBN: 149673310X
  • Physical Description: 362 pages ; 18 cm.
  • Publisher: New York, NY : Kensington Publishing Corp., [2022]

Content descriptions

General Note:
Includes gardening tips.
Subject: Retired women > Fiction.
Gardening > Fiction.
Undertakers and undertaking > Fiction.
Cemeteries > Fiction.
Murder > Investigation > Fiction.
Massachusetts > Fiction.
Genre: Cozy mysteries.
Novels.

Available copies

  • 8 of 8 copies available at Missouri Evergreen. (Show)
  • 2 of 2 copies available at Scenic Regional.

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  • 0 current holds with 8 total copies.
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The Plot Thickets
The Plot Thickets
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The Plot Thickets


The ever-quintessential New England town of Goosebush, Massachusetts truly shines in springtime, but when an underhanded undertaker digs herself an early grave, it's up to sixty-something gardening sleuth Lilly Jayne-and her fellow Garden Squad members of course- to unearth the cryptic killer . . . With spring's arrival in Goosebush, Lilly and the Beautification Committee turn their eyes to new projects. A cleanup of the historic Goosebush Cemetery may be in order, after Lilly and Delia find the plots there sorely neglected and inexplicably rearranged. Lilly soon discovers that Whitney Dunne-Bradford snapped up custodianship of the graveyard once she inherited Bradford Funeral Homes. But before Lilly can get to the bottom of the tombstone tampering, she stumbles upon Whitney's body at the Jayne family mausoleum . . . Though at first it appears Whitney died by suicide, Lilly has doubts, and apparently, so does Chief of Police Bash Haywood, who quickly opens a murder investigation. Plenty of folks in town had bones to pick with Whitney, including her stepdaughter, Sasha, and funeral home employee, Dewey Marsh-all three recently charged with illegal business practices. But when the homicide inquiry suddenly targets an old friend, Lilly and the Garden Squad must rally to exhume the truth before the real killer buries it forever . . .

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