The Body in the Kitchen Garden

<p><b>Welcome to the idyllic village of Pudding Corner. Tea is poured, secrets simmer, gardens hide more than just weeds - and murder is blooming once again...</b><br><br>Pudding Corner is abuzz: the enigmatic Lord Hugh Darlington has returned to his crumbling ancestral home after years away. With his fiancée, he plans to revive the grand Darlington Hall - and who better to help than vintage aficionado Daphne Brewster?<br><br>Daphne is enchanted by the estate's stained-glass windows, regal turrets, and sprawling kitchen garden. But amidst the overgrown greenery, she stumbles upon something far less picturesque: a body. A body that nobody can identify.<br><br>As the shocking murder rocks the village, Daphne dusts off her sleuthing skills - despite the local PC's warnings to stay out of trouble. When Lord Darlington is attacked and a string of burglaries shakes Pudding Corner, it's clear that no one is safe.<br><br>With secrets buried deep and loyalties more tangled than ivy, Daphne must unearth the truth... before the killer strikes again.<br><br><b>Wickedly witty and brimming with twists as sharp as a pair of antique shears, <i>The Body in the Kitchen Garden </i>is a cosy crime page-turner that will keep you guessing until the very last clue is uncovered. Perfect for fans of Richard Coles, C.L Miller and Ian Moore.</b><br><br>'Blooming fabulous! The perfect book to get lost in . . . <b>The cosiest of cosy crime</b>' Veronica Henry on <i>The Potting Shed Murder</i><br><br>'A village of secrets, a cast of zany characters: this is <b>a romp of a read that warms the heart</b>' Orlando Murrin on <i>The Potting Shed Murder</i><br><br>'A really fun, fast-paced and atmospheric whodunnit. <b>Perfect for fans of Agatha Raisin'</b> Jessica Bull on <i>The Potting Shed Murder</i><br><br>'<b>A great modern cosy</b>' Ian Moore on <i>The Potting Shed Murder</i><br><br><i>'</i>Delightful . . .<b> Charming and fresh</b>' Kuchenga Shenjé on <i>The Potting Shed Murder</i></p>