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The Butterfly Garden

Dot Hutchison

Near an isolated mansion there is a beautiful garden with luscious flowers, shady trees . . . and a collection of precious “butterflies” — young women who have been kidnapped and intricately tattooed to resemble their namesakes. They are overseen by the Gardener, a brutal, twisted man obsessed with...

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It was described as having a good plot but was criticized for downplaying assault and making the serial killer seem almost likeable. The narrator found it problematic for how it portrayed the gardener and the FBI investigation.

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There's gonna be a lot of times if you guys see, I don't know if I recommend people read this book the story itself is so good There's just a couple of things that I have a little bit of a pickle abou...

— Episode: A Gardener And His "Butterflies" (Kidnap...

Episode: A Gardener And His "Butterflies" (Kidnapped Women...

It was described as having a good plot but was criticized for downplaying assault and making the serial killer seem almost likeable. The narrator found it problematic for how it portrayed the gardener and the FBI investigation.

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There's gonna be a lot of times if you guys see, I don't know if I recommend people read this book the story itself is so good There's just a couple of things that I have a little bit of a pickle about

Okay, so this book I got it because of this there's an isolated mansion and inside of the mansion There's this garden and there's someone called the gardener. That's the serial killer's name

He likes to kidnap little girls off the street of new york city bring them into his garden And he turns them all into butterflies so that he could keep them forever.

Somehow the author makes you not want to punch the serial killer in the face like repeatedly the whole time Then you're gonna love this book because honestly the plot holy cow, let's get started

This book it has amazing reviews. It has over four stars like 45 000 reviews on goodreads Which is a lot of reviews for a book So I imagined it to be more serial killery

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