Book Description Professional landscaping company， Three Dirty Women， unearths more than than they bargain for when Amilou Whittier finds her philandering husband buried under a client's azaleas. Her friend and partner， Korine McFaile， follows a twisting path to discover who really killed Greg Whittier. Was it Susannah Graham， whose past relationship with Greg Whittier may have been heating up again? Or was it Sally Tucker， who ran away with Greg and broke up Amilou's marriage， only to come back to town without him? Things get really complicated when a second victim turns up. When the evidence points squarely at Amilou， Korine finds that supporting a friend can be easier in thought than in deed. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition. About the Author One day while Julie Wray Herman and two of her neighbors were sprucing up a flower bed， they got to talking about life in general， and people who had upset them in particular. That， combined with a chance comment about an all female landscaping company， sparked the idea for Three Dirty Women. While Julie hasn't actually buried anyone in her garden， she has always found gardening to be a good way to work off frustration， anxiety， and chocolate chip cookies. Julie was raised in Louisville by a Southern mother and a book-loving father. She currently lives outside Houston， Texas with her husband， two children， and -- at last count -- one dog， three cats， a horse， a turtle and one fish. When Julie has time， she plans to take the "All Strays Apply Here" sign down from her front porch. The proud owner of an over-active imagination， she puts it to good use in her premier mystery， "Three Dirty Women and the Garden of Death". This series features three women who tire of the Garden Club scene. They form a landscaping company， "Three Dirty Women，" and turn up more than they bargained for when the body of a philandering husband turns up in a flower border. Julie is a founding member and past-president of the Gulf Coast Chapter of Sisters in Crime. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.