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Perfect for fans of M. C. Beaton or Susan Wittig Albert , the Potting Shed Mystery series from bestselling author Marty Wingate #160;heads to Scotland as Pru Parke plans her wedding . . . all while a vengeful murderer is poised to strike again.#160; #160; After her romantic idyll with the debonair Detective Chief Inspector Christopher Pearse culminates in a marriage proposal, Pru Parke sets about arranging their nuptials while diving into a short-term gig at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. At hand is the authentication of a journal purportedly penned by eighteenth-century botanist and explorer Archibald Menzies. Compared to the chaos of wedding planning, studying the journal is an agreeable task . . . that is, until a search for a missing cat leads to the discovery of a dead body: One of Prus colleagues has been conked on the head with a rock and dumped from a bridge into the Water of Leith. #160; Pru cant help wondering if the murder has something to do with the Menzies diary. Is the killer covering up a forgery? Among the polices many suspects are a fallen aristocrat turned furniture maker, Prus overly solicitous assistant, even Pru herself. Now, in the midst of sheer torture by the likes of flamboyant wedding dress designers and eccentric church organists, Pru must also uncover the work of a sly murdererunless this bride wants to walk down the aisle in handcuffs. Marty Wingates captivating mysteries can be enjoyed together or separately, in any order: #160; The Potting Shed series: THE GARDEN PLOT | THE RED BOOK OF PRIMROSE HOUSE | BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE | THE SKELETON GARDEN | THE BLUEBONNET BETRAYAL | BEST-LAID PLANTS #160; The Birds of a Feather series: THE RHYME OF THE MAGPIE | EMPTY NEST | EVERY TRICK IN THE ROOK | FAREWELL, MY CUCKOO Praise for Between a Rock and a Hard Place #160; Pru Parke is one of my favorite cozy mystery heroines. Michelles Romantic Tangle #160; If you enjoy cozies and gardening this is a great series for you. Babs Book Bistro #160; Between a Rock and a Hard Place is a really fun read with a really good murder mystery. Plus theres a catnap, a great ending, and a wedding! Who doesnt love a wedding? Jane Reads #160; The story will keep you captivated and intrigued right to the last page. Shelleys Book Case #160; Between a Rock and a Hard Place, the Potting Shed mysteries as a whole . . . and, okay, anything written by Marty Wingate are on my list of favorites. And Im leaving space on that shelf for her next novels. Back Porchervations Perfect for fans of Laura Childs, Ellery Adams, and Jenn McKinlay, Marty Wingates enchanting Potting Shed Mystery series heads to Scotland as Pru Parke plans her wedding . . . all while a vengeful murderer is poised to strike again. After her romantic idyll with the debonair Detective Chief Inspector Christopher Pearse culminates in a marriage proposal, Pru Parke sets about arranging their nuptials while diving into a short-term gig at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. At hand is the authentication of a journal purportedly penned by eighteenth-century botanist and explorer Archibald Menzies. Compared to the chaos of wedding planning, studying the journal is an agreeable task . . . that is, until a search for a missing cat leads to the discovery of a dead body: One of Prus colleagues has been conked on the head with a rock and dumped from a bridge into the Water of Leith. Pru cant help wondering if the murder has something to do with the Menzies diary. Is the killer covering up a forgery? Among the polices many suspects are a fallen aristocrat turned furniture maker, Prus overly solicitous assistant, even Pru herself. Now, in the midst of sheer torture by the likes of flamboyant wedding dress designers and eccentric church organists, Pru must also uncover the work of a sly murdererunless this bride wants to walk down the aisle in handcuffs.