Order of Marty Wingate Books
Marty Wingate is an American author of cozy mystery novels and non-fiction books. She writes the Potting Shed Mysteries and Birds of a Feather Mysteries. Besides writing, Marty speaks about gardens and travel. Her garden articles appear in publications such as Fine Gardening, American Gardener, Country Gardens, and Gardening How-to. She also appears on the A Dry Rain podcast. Marty leads garden tours to European and North American destinations.
Marty Wingate became a published author in 2003 with the non-fiction book Big Ideas for Northwest Small Gardens. Her debut as a novelist was in 2014 with The Garden Plot, beginning her Potting Shed Mysteries series. Below is a list of Marty Wingate’s books in order of when they were originally released:
Publication Order of Potting Shed Mysteries Books
| The Garden Plot | (2014) |
  
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| The Red Book of Primrouse House | (2014) |
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| Between a Rock and a Hard Place | (2015) |
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| The Skeleton Garden | (2016) |
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| The Bluebonnet Betrayal | (2016) |
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Publication Order of Birds Of A Feather Mysteries Books
| The Rhyme of the Magpie | (2015) |
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| Empty Nest | (2015) |
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| Every Trick in the Rook | (2017) |
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Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books
| Big Ideas for Northwest Small Gardens | (2003) |
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| The Big Book of Northwest Perennials | (2005) |
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| Landscaping for Privacy | (2011) |
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| Perennials for the Pacific Northwest | (2013) |
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Marty Wingate Synopsis: The Rhyme of the Magpie by Marty Wingate is the first book in the Birds of a Feather Mysteries series. With her personal life in ruins, Julia Lanchester feels she has no choice but to leave her job on her father’s hit BBC Two nature show, A Bird in the Hand. Accepting a tourist management position in Smeaton-under-Lyme, a small village in the English countryside, Julia throws herself into her new life, delighting sightseers (and a local member of the gentry) with tales of ancient Romans and pillaging Vikings. But the past is front and center when her father, Rupert, tracks her down in a moment of desperation. Julia refuses to hear him out; his quick remarriage after her mother’s death was one of the reasons Julia flew the coop. But later she gets a distressed call from her new stepmother: Rupert has gone missing. Julia decides to investigate – she owes him that much, at least – and her father’s new assistant, the infuriatingly dapper Michael Sedgwick, offers to help. Little does the unlikely pair realize that awaiting them is a tightly woven nest of lies and murder.
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