Milo's Garden Mystery

A garden renovation unearths more than weeds — it unearths a body. When a renowned horticulture consultant is found murdered in Fairbanks Cove's beloved community garden, Anna Fairbanks feels the wrongness before anyone says a word. Earth is her gift, and the earth is practically shouting: the water hemlock planted near the body wasn't an accident. It was a message. With Milo trailing close behind and her sisters pulled in one clue at a time — Holly reading the air, Lily listening to water, Katherine keeping her distance from anything that burns — Anna digs through a tangle of exotic plant smuggling, a salesman with more secrets than inventory, and a journalist who smells a story worth chasing. The deeper she digs, the more the soil seems to remember something older than this case — something tangled in the same ground where, twenty-five years ago, the sisters' parents disappeared without a trace. Anna's never let herself ask what the earth remembers about that night. This case might not give her a choice. Lush, clever, and quietly unsettling — Milo's Garden Mystery proves that even the most tranquil setting can hide the deadliest roots, and that some ground never stops trying to tell the truth