“The Potted Gardener” - M. C. Beaton

 

(Agatha Raisin book 3)

🪴Aggie’s carefully chosen, quaint Cotswolds village is proving to be nether quiet nor peaceful as she might have expected. The murder was committed in what can only be described as comical fashion (see title for a hint).

🪴Aggie’s quest to capture the heart of her dishy yet aloof neighbor, continues to entertain.

🪴It seems that the obtuse language referencing Bill Wong as seen through Agatha’s eyes in the previous books may have been building up to this moment. Ag appears to have finally overcome her own prejudices with respect to Wong in this book.