SuVen Entertainment options murder mystery The Marigold Murders

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 14 years ago

Last Updated on August 5, 2021

Upstart production company SuVen Entertainment has just picked up the option to Daniel Sorine’s 2003 murder mystery THE MARIGOLD MURDERS.

Here’s the book’s bizarre synopsis: For NYPD Lieutenant Patrick Tomasini, a call from his uncle, Silver Lake’s Chief of Police, Joe Tomasini, catapults him into a bizarre streak of brutal, unexplainable murders. Suddenly, the phobic Lieutenant finds his life entwined with a simple-minded deputy, two peculiar, young sisters who ride their bikes solely in the snow, a stunning and determined FBI agent, a seven-foot, art-loving madman, his Wagnerian-type wife living in amega-sized mansion, boundless snow drifts and thousands of mysterious marigolds.

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