The Cowboy Who Came Back: A Small-Town Western Romance (Wrenfield, Book 2)

Ava Mitchell · AI-narrated by Madison (from Google)
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Every Friday, Claire Bennett receives white roses.

No sender. No explanation. Just a handwritten message containing something nobody

should know.

At first, Claire thinks the flowers are a cruel prank. Then the notes begin revealing details

about her marriage, her home, and the night her best friend Emily Vale disappeared fifteen

years ago.

Claire was the last person known to have seen Emily alive.

At least, that is what everyone has always believed.

As the bouquets continue, Claire discovers missing police evidence, altered therapy records,

a hidden photograph, and disturbing proof that someone has been inside her house. Each

new clue pushes her closer to Blackwood Quarry, the place she has spent years trying to

forget.

Then a bouquet arrives with four terrifying words:

You buried the wrong person.

Someone knows what really happened that night.

Someone has been waiting for Claire to remember.

And the truth may be far more dangerous than the secret she thought she was protecting.

Who Sent the Flowers is a tense psychological thriller filled with buried secrets, unreliable

memories, domestic suspense, multiple suspects, and a twist-driven mystery where nothing

is quite what it seems.

Every Friday, Claire Bennett receives white roses. No sender. No explanation. Just a handwritten message containing something nobody should know. At first, Claire thinks the flowers are a cruel prank. Then the notes begin revealing details about her marriage, her home, and the night her best frie...

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