Blow Up the Roses
2011
First Published
4.23
Average Rating
178
Number of Pages
How much pain, horror and anguish can one cul d’sac endure? Why is so much murder, mystery and sexual brutality condensed among the few duplex homes built so close together on the Elm Street cul d’sac? The answers lie within the language of flowers; and the language of flowers can be brutally frank. They can also save your life.
Avg Rating
4.23
Number of Ratings
13
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Author
Randy Attwood
Author · 5 books
I grew up on the grounds of a Kansas insane asylum where my father was a dentist. I attended the University of Kansas during the troubled 1960s getting a degree in art history. After stints writing and teaching in Italy and Japan I had a 16-year career in newspapers as reporter, editor and column writer winning major awards in all categories. I turned to health care public relations serving as director of University Relations at KU Medical Center. I finished my career as media relations officer of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Now retired, I am marketing the fiction I've written over all those years. And creating more.
