Britt Montero · Book 6

Garden of Evil

Published
1 January 1999
Pages
437
ISBN-13
9780786223312
Type
novel
Cover of Garden of Evil

About this book

Garden of Evil sits between Margin of Error and You Only Die Twice in Britt Montero's publication order, arriving in 1999. Buchanan keeps the series' journalist's-eye detail intact as Britt's Miami beat evolves.

Key facts about Garden of Evil

Garden of Evil is a novel by Edna Buchanan. Readers have had it since 1999. It runs to 437 pages.

Our list holds 3 editions of Garden of Evil. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780786223312 to find the main one.

Garden of Evil is book 6 of 10 in the Britt Montero series. The series has 10 published books. However, the series starts with Contents Under Pressure (1992).

Additionally, Edna Buchanan writes Craig Burch as a separate series. Those series sit on our mystery shelf. Meanwhile, Dead Man's Daughter is the latest published Edna Buchanan book on file, from August 2018.

About Edna Buchanan

Edna Buchanan was born March 16, 1939, in Paterson, New Jersey. She joined the Miami Herald's police beat in 1973 and spent nearly two decades chronicling the city's murders and mayhem with a reporting style that became legendary in newsrooms for its unsparing, often darkly funny precision -- famous opening lines like "Gary Robinson died hungry" set the standard for the genre. See every Edna Buchanan book in order.

Its place in Britt Montero

Garden of Evil is book 6 in the Britt Montero series. It follows Margin of Error. It is followed by You Only Die Twice. See the full Britt Montero reading order.

Britt Montero is a Cuban-American police reporter for a thinly fictionalized Miami newspaper -- and Edna Buchanan's most direct piece of fiction, drawn straight from her own two decades on the Miami Herald's police beat. Book after book, Britt works crime scenes and courtrooms as a journalist rather than a cop or PI, chasing down the story behind Miami's murders with sources, instinct, and a reporter's stubborn refusal to let a case go cold -- the same qualities that won Buchanan a Pulitzer Prize for her real…

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