The Village Flower Shop Bundle (paperback)

Name: The Village Flower Shop Bundle (paperback)
Brand: Ambleside Publishing
SKU: 9601285000115
Price: 44.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

Series: Bundle, Village Flower Shop

Language: English

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Save by buying the whole Village Flower Shop series in one bundle!

Includes:

Peony Dreadful
Karma Camellia
Highway to Hellebore
Luck of the Iris

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The Village Flower Shop

A paranormal cozy mystery series set in the Cotswolds, England.

Peony Bellefleur runs Bewitching Blooms, the charming flower shop in a picture-perfect Cotswold village in England. Her flowers seem to make the sick improve, wedding days happier and birthdays more special because she infuses her bouquets with a little magic.

Peony’s a witch in a village that seems too perfect to be true. Probably because it is.