The place smelled like an incense farm married to a flower shop.
The scene described in "Immortal in Death" by J.D. Robb evokes a vivid sensory experience, combining the aromas of incense and flowers to create a unique ambiance. The comparison suggests a place rich in fragrances, making it both inviting and intriguing. This blend of scents hints at a setting that could be associated with spirituality or memory, enhancing the atmosphere of the narrative.
Through this descriptive imagery, Robb immerses the reader in the environment, making it almost palpable. The mention of an incense farm and a flower shop conveys a sense of opulence and complexity, suggesting layers to the setting that might play a role in the unfolding story. The careful choice of words reflects the author's skill in world-building, drawing readers deeper into the fictional universe.
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