Plant Lady

Bad men make excellent fertilizer ...

The cult Korean psychological horror tale of revenge, reinvention and what it takes to grow back.

'A howl against misogyny' Stylist
'A terrifically satisfying read, not like anything else this year' Irish Times
'A twisted kind of escapism' New York Times

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Every garden needs a little weeding ...

Tucked away in a quiet neighbourhood in Dosan, South Korea, is the Plant Shop. Its owner Yoohee has started her life again, creating a lush green sanctuary where petunias and marigolds bloom under her careful attention.

By day, she dispenses gardening advice. After hours, women come to her with a different kind of problem: men they want out of their lives.

Yoohee knows these men. Men who intimidate, control and destroy. Men who have treated her, and her beloved plants, with utter disrespect.

So when night falls, Yoohee trades her apron for a shovel and disappears into her moonlit garden.

But as the list of missing men grows, a determined young detective comes knocking ...

Darkly funny, atmospheric and quietly furious, PLANT LADY is a deliciously twisted Korean tale of female rage, revenge and the lengths one woman will go to protect the life she has grown.
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'Gentle yet full of quiet rage, Plant Lady is sparse, haunting and timely' Parini Shroff, bestselling author of The Bandit Queens

'Tense, atmospheric'Guardian

'Twisty, darkly humorous'Booklist

'Exquisite'Publishers Weekly

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