The Harrison: A Beautiful Place To Die (Madeline Donovan Mysteries Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
They had spent Sunday planting the moonlight garden florae Hugh had brought from London for her. "Do you think they have a chance of surviving the harsh winter?" asked Madeline. "They are hearty, but you may have to dig them up by Christmas and keep them inside to be sure they don't die. Our winters can be equal in chill to yours so they may stand it," said Hugh. He had brought her different plants that thrive from moonlight, including the Night Phlox, Moonflower, and the Queen of the Night. She had been fascinated by them when she saw them in his mother's garden and having not been familiar with them beforehand. Now they were both seated, looking out at the flora. The light of the moon pierced through the trees and cascaded upon the plants, highlighting their beauty. The Queen of the Night's fragrance was so bold, the aroma of the flower drifted all the way to their open window some twelve feet or so above the garden.
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