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Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens (Wrexford & Sloane, #5) Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens by Andrea Penrose
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“Without laughter to counter the injustices and absurdities of the world, life could so easily crush one's spirit.”
Andrea Penrose, Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“It’s a matter of principle. Men aren’t the only ones who believe in the concepts of right and wrong, and the notion that nobody is above justice.”
Andrea Penrose, Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“Charlotte broke off a bite of her pastry and let the spiced sweetness melt on her tongue. A pleasant warmth spread through her limbs. She hadn’t felt this relaxed in days.”
Andrea Penrose, Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“ninnyhammer”
Andrea Penrose, Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“New Granada’s conservatory while in South America as part of an official United States naval diplomatic mission”
Andrea Penrose, Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“I’ve always been far more comfortable with the company of plants than people.” His companion chuckled. “I fear that a passion for science makes all of us odd fish.”
Andrea Penrose, Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens
“It is an elemental irony, isn’t it, that the more we love, the more we fear.”
Andrea Penrose, Murder at the Royal Botanic Gardens