Death and Daisies

Praise for Death and Daisies A surprising killer, oodles of local color, and a touch of mysticism all add up to a charming read. --Kirkus Reviews Those with a taste for fantasy-tinged cozies will want to see more of the appealing Fiona. --Publishers Weekly A great series, this author continues to write stories that should not be missed! --Suspense Magazine Fans of cozies with mystical elements will enjoy Fiona's visits to her magical garden. --Booklist Enchanting. --Woman's World If you love Hallmark Channel movies, seed catalogues, and very mild magical realism, Flower's (yes, that's her real name) Death and Daisies is made for you. --Entertainment Weekly Introduce this series, with its charming characters and enchanting setting, to readers of other Scotland-set cozies, such as those by Paige Shelton and Molly MacRae. The magic realism aspect may appeal to fans of Ellery Adams and Sarah Addison Allen. --Library Journal As you follow Fiona around as she opens the flower shop, hangs with her sister and friends, you can't help but feel like you, yourself are there in Scotland along side her...It will have you hooked! --Cozy Mystery Book Reviews Amanda Flower captures this quaint and lovely Scottish town...A sweet and charming follow up with magic, heart, and the bond between sisters. --Tulsa Book Review Praise for Flowers and Foul Play An enchanted garden in rural Scotland? Bestill my heart. Amanda Flower's latest, Flowers and Foul Play, is quirky, mysterious, magical fun. A delight from start to finish. --Juliet Blackwell, New York Times bestselling author of the Witchcraft and Haunted Home Renovation mysteries Praise for the Magical Bookshop mysteries: An enchanting tale of mystery, magical books, and endearing characters. Prepare to be charmed. --Heather Blake, national bestselling author of The Witch and the Dead on Crime and Poetry In her page-turning style, Flower builds effective suspense. --Booklist