Dahlias, Deceit, and Doom: A Thorne Sister Sleuths Cozy Mystery

Small Town Female Detective and Women Sleuths Cozy Mysteries

De: DG Thomas

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Iris and Poppy Thorne are used to friendly competition in Bloomwood’s floral community, but when the town’s prestigious flower competition takes a deadly turn, the stakes become more than just ribbons and pride. A rival florist is found dead, and the discovery of one of the sisters’ prized dahlias at the crime scene puts Blossom & Thorne at the center of a chilling murder investigation.

Determined to clear their name and protect their beloved shop, Iris and Poppy dig into the tight-knit—and fiercely competitive—world of local florists. As they unravel hidden rivalries, jealous grudges, and long-buried secrets, the sisters discover that the petals of ambition often hide dangerous thorns.

With time running out and their reputation on the line, Iris and Poppy must use their wits and floral expertise to weed out the real killer—before they become the next targets.

Why You’ll Love Dahlias, Deceit, and Doom

• Intriguing Mystery: A twist-filled whodunit with plenty of suspects and red herrings.
• Sisterly Bond: Iris and Poppy’s witty banter and unshakable teamwork bring heart to every page.
• Floral Intrigue: Explore the competitive—and surprisingly cutthroat—world of floristry.
• Small-Town Charm: Set in the picturesque town of Briarwood, where beauty blooms alongside secrets.

Perfect for fans of cozy mysteries with clever twists and engaging characters, Dahlias, Deceit, and Doom will keep you guessing until the very last petal.

AI voice

AI mispronounced a few words. The voice doesn’t match the characters in the book. The voice is flat, unmodulated.

The title and cover

Loved the book short but definitely sweet! Like soul food dessert for the imagination! Take the time to dive into the mystery and treasure each morsel!

This Was Pretty Good

Okay the story is read via AI, so you have to make some allowances going in for pronunciation, emotional emphasis and such. I could make my way through it though. These are relatively brief mysteries, maybe the length of a 150 page book. It’s entertaining though