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Amazon Editorial Review

Charleston, South Carolina, is alive with music, dancing, and the arts as the Spoleto festival gets underway. But Indigo Tea Shop owner Theodosia Browning feels far from festive when the inaugural Poet’s Tea is forced into one of the Heritage Society’s austere halls by rain. And when it rains, it pours—as proven when a respected auction house owner plummets from the balcony, landing dead on Theodosia’s specially-prepared cake. Worse yet, it looks like someone helped him over the edge. With a full kettle of suspects, Theodosia pursues an investigation into the murky swamps of the Low Country, where she uncovers a thriving criminal enterprise of art forgery, fraud—and murder…

Another fun installment in this series.

Going into Flutterbies9's Crime Book Box.

Returned in my Crime / Mystery bookbox.
I have read several from this series but not this one so this is probably straight to the top of the tbr pile and will probably be equally quickly read.

As predicted, I read this one very quickly and am intrigued to find that most of the earlier books in this series (of which this is one) I have managed to read - with a few notable "missing in action"!

Again, having read several from this author I knew what to expect and it did not disappoint. I have tried a couple of the recipes from this series in the past but have always found that they are rather over sweet for my taste so I probably will not bother this time.

A good fun read fora 'spare' moment or two!

Not sure what I will do with this one yet but am tempted to start a 'cosy' murder bookbox as I have a few of the genre to circulate.

Released into a cosy crime / mystery bookbox which is belatedly on its way out the door.

Happy travels little book.

Chosen from the Cosy Mystery bookbox. Thank you!

When the owner of a local auction house is shot at an event given by the local heritage society, Gracie, who is opening a local milliner, falls under suspicion. She appeals to Theodosia Browning, local tea shop owner, to help clear her name. I like this series, a gentle murder mystery with lots of description of tea, delicious-sounding treats and the charming atmosphere of the tea shop.

Released at the UK UNCON 2019.

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