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Book Reviews of Bindweed (Bretta Solomon Gardening, Bk 6)

Bindweed (Bretta Solomon Gardening, Bk 6)
Bindweed - Bretta Solomon Gardening, Bk 6
Author: Janis Harrison
ISBN-13: 9780373265862
ISBN-10: 0373265867
Publication Date: 2006
Pages: 250
Rating:
  • Currently 3.7/5 Stars.
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3.7 stars, based on 25 ratings
Publisher: Worldwide Library
Book Type: Paperback
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5 Book Reviews submitted by our Members...sorted by voted most helpful

reviewed Bindweed (Bretta Solomon Gardening, Bk 6) on + 125 more book reviews
The murder weapon was unusual- a hornet's nest-placed inside a small room. the choice of victims was stranger still. Enjoyed this book.
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Florist investigates the death of a handicapped employee.
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This one was a surprise.It started a little slow but after a chapter or so it all came together.A nice little mystery.A bit of a thriller.With a very unusual method of murder.And how and why is different too.
geejay avatar reviewed Bindweed (Bretta Solomon Gardening, Bk 6) on + 85 more book reviews
Bindweed is a cozy mystery full of believable characters and events which kept me reading until I finished the book in a day.

Her descriptions of "Missouri rural life" seems to be right on, I could see each farm as Bretta Solomon drove up to it or by it. My family is is rural Michigan. Some of the farms are as described, clean as the Amish or with retired machinery covered with weeds.
Brought a smile to my face to think of them. Gotta get up there this summer!

The plot is developed and played out magnificently with excellent detail. Learned something about silk and fabrics as well as flowers with this one. Definitely a must read. I look forward to future readings from this author!!
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I did enjoy this mystery but was disappointed in the ending. I found it somewhat implausible but don't want to go into detail, so as not to spoil it for another reader.