Iris Bennett Cozy Mystery Collection (Boxset 1-7)

Flowers, Festivals, and Small-Town Secrets

De: Jade Curry

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Welcome to Cedar Grove where flower festivals bloom year-round, neighbors know your business, and murder has a way of crashing even the coziest celebrations. Follow florist Iris Bennett and her one-eyed cat Winston as small-town secrets unravel one mystery at a time. Once you arrive, you may never want to leave.

Hyacinths & Homicide
When florist Iris Bennett agrees to judge Cedar Grove’s Spring Festival flower competition, she expects colorful blooms, not to find a local businessman dead beneath his prized hyacinths. As rumors spread through town, Iris and her one-eyed cat Winston uncover blackmail, buried grudges, and dangerous secrets. With Detective Mark Cooper close by and trouble closing in, Iris must follow a trail of botanical clues before a killer determined to stay hidden strikes again.

Carnations & Collateral
The Labor Day Carnations Festival should be full of color and cheer, not tragedy. When a fireworks explosion kills prominent matriarch, Iris is drawn into a mystery filled with sabotage, secrets, and old grudges. With her one-eyed cat Winston nearby and Detective Mark Cooper pressing for answers, Iris follows a trail of smoke and betrayal through Cedar Grove, risking everything to uncover the truth.

Fuchsias & Fatality
Springtime in Cedar Grove brings pastel bunting and the Annual Petal Pageant, until a sudden death shatters the celebration. Rumors of a poisoned corsage point to long-simmering family drama and buried grudges. Iris, aided by her one-eyed cat Winston and Detective Mark Cooper, untangles festival politics and a garden of suspects. As secrets surface and loyalties crack, Iris must uncover the truth before another deadly bloom takes root.

Begonias & Betrayal
Autumn storms hit Cedar Grove just as the Harvest Festival begins. When a body is found in the town’s Pumpkin Maze, Iris is pulled into a mystery that puts her shop and reputation at risk. With a helpful new assistant, her one-eyed cat Winston, and plenty of small-town whispers, Iris follows a trail of old grudges and hidden secrets. As rumors swirl, she must uncover the truth before betrayal takes root.

Magnolias & Malice
The grand reopening of the Magnolia Arboretum turns deadly when a body is found beneath a fallen magnolia branch. Iris is drawn into a web of rivalries, bruised egos, and hidden grudges threatening Cedar Grove’s spring celebration. With her assistant Sadie, her one-eyed cat Winston, and Detective Mark Cooper close by, Iris digs for the truth. If she fails, the town’s charm and her own safety may be the next casualties.

Asters & Alibis
The Harvest Fair promises pies, laughter, and small-town pride, until a sudden death shatters the celebration. Iris senses trouble as secrets surface and hidden motives come to light. With her assistant Sadie, her one-eyed cat Winston, and Detective Mark Cooper reluctantly nearby, Iris follows a trail of half-truths through Cedar Grove’s past. As autumn deepens, she learns that beneath every ribbon and recipe lies a secret worth killing for.

Orchids & Outrage

The Gingerbread Jubilee turns deadly when the town’s guest judge is found murdered. Iris is drawn into a winter mystery filled with polished rumors and hidden motives. A single sugar orchid hints at something far more dangerous beneath the festive cheer. With her assistant Sadie, her one-eyed cat Winston, and Detective Mark Cooper nearby, Iris follows a trail of envy and deception before the killer strikes again.

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Getting tired of silly heroines

AI voice was bad, but not as bad as others. But the heroine was dumb - hiding clues, thinking she was doing something....god it was so irritating. You begin to not care about the actual murder.

I did not enjoy the virtual voice

Kind of a substandard story told in a substandard way. Neither impressed by the book nor of the virtual voice.. it’s a good thing. These books are free.