Adeline's Garden: A Fairytale Mystery

A billionaire heiress drowns. Her body vanishes. The blood trail winds through a wealthy family flush with suspects and shocking secrets. Hope rests with one insightful soul - a child in her garden of innocence.
"What a tour de force! I loved this story. The plot has numerous twists and turns that kept me guessing. I love the incorporated HC Andersen stories and I'm always enamored of the author's spiritualistic soliloquies and get a new revelation out of each." Susan Robinson - Author
Margaux Moore, the dynamic heiress and CEO of Moore Metals, juggles a demanding career with her toughest role - mother to five-year-old Adeline who possesses a mysterious and remarkable gift. As Margaux's relationship with her husband becomes a nightmare, she is forced into risking her life to save her precious child. But she makes a grave mistake that will cost her everything.
Detective Molly Dvorak and the team are chasing their tails in this mystery of seven Hans Christian Andersen fairytales cleverly woven into one chilling, fast-paced thriller. It jumpstarts with the Little Mermaid and ends with the Snow Queen (Frozen) and the Last Pearl. But do not allow the titles to fool you for behind each lies a slew of conniving characters and more than one killer.
This story, like a spinning top, will keep you guessing until it stops at a surprise ending that only little Adeline could have predicted - or did she know it all along and no one believed her?

Adeline's Garden is the third book in The Ethereal Mysteries Series, an original set of thriller novels blending exciting "who-done-it" detective stories with natural and supernatural mysteries.

If you like the character development and twists and turns of Mary Higgins Clark, the classic detective fiction of Agatha Christie and possess a curiosity about "the great unknown", you will love this unique and truly original series.

Author: David Stockar
Publisher: Wailele Press
Published: 09/22/2022
Pages: 216
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.62lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.49d
ISBN: 9780990825456