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USA Today bestselling author Marty Wingate�s Potting Shed series continues as expert gardener Pru Parke digs up a Nazi warplane�and a fresh murder. Texas transplant Pru Parke has put down roots in England, but she never dreamed she�d live in a grand place such as Greenoak. When her former employers offer Pru and her new husband, former Detective Chief Inspector Christopher Pearse, the use of their nineteenth-century estate while they�re away for a year, she jumps at the chance. Sweetening the deal is the prospect of further bonding with her long-lost brother, Simon, who happens to be Greenoak�s head gardener. But the majestic manor has at least one skeleton in its closet�or, rather, its garden. Working on renovations to the extensive grounds, siblings Pru and Simon squabble about everything from boxwood to bay hedges. But when the removal of a half-dead tree turns up the wreckage of a World War II�era German fighter plane and a pile of bones, the arguments stop. That is, until a rival from Simon�s past pays a surprise visit and creates even more upheaval. It�s suddenly clear someone is unhappy their secrets have been unearthed. Still, Pru�s not about to sit back and let Simon take the fall for the dirty deed without a fight. Praise for Marty Wingate �Marty Wingate plants clever clues with a dash of romantic spice to satisfy any hungry mystery reader.��Mary Daheim, bestselling author of The Alpine Yeoman �Classy, clever, and utterly charming . . . Brew a pot of tea and settle in with this immensely enjoyable mystery.��Rosemary Harris, author of Pushing Up Daisies and The Bitches of Brooklyn, on The Garden Plot �Put the kettle on and settle into a well-crafted village mystery with a delightful new sleuth.��Connie Archer, bestselling author of Ladle to the Grave, on The Rhyme of the Magpie