“Scones, a tea shop in England, a kitty & a murder – yes, please!”When an American tourist is murdered in her quaintOxfordshire tearoom, Gemma must solve the mystery with the help of thenosy Old Biddies and a mischievous little feline named Muesli. Butbetween her bossy, matchmaking mother and the return of her old collegelove as
“Scones, a tea shop in England, a kitty & a murder – yes, please!”
When an American tourist is murdered in her quaintOxfordshire tearoom, Gemma must solve the mystery with the help of thenosy Old Biddies and a mischievous little feline named Muesli. Butbetween her bossy, matchmaking mother and the return of her old collegelove as a handsome CID detective, Gemma soon has her hands full and herheadspinning!
Murder is bad for business, especially when customers think your scones are more deadly than delicious. With the body count rising andher tearoom going bust, can Gemma find thekiller before things turn to custard?
(*Traditional English scone recipe included)
This book follows British English spelling and usage.
Clean read: no graphic violence, sex, or strong language.
Genre: humorous culinary cozy mysteries, cat cozy mystery series / women amateur sleuth / British detective mystery
OXFORD TEAROOM MYSTERIES
A Scone To Die For (Book 1)
Tea with Milk and Murder (Book 2)
Two Down, Bun To Go (Book 3)
Till Death Do Us Tart (Book 4)
Muffins and Mourning Tea (Book 5)
Four Puddings and a Funeral (Book 6)
Two Down, Bun To Go (LARGE PRINT) ~ Oxford Tearoom Mysteries Book 3 (Volume 3)
Tea with Milk and Murder (LARGE PRINT) ~ Oxford Tearoom Mysteries Book 2 (Volume 2)
A Scone To Die For (Oxford Tearoom Mysteries ~ Book 1) (Volume 1)
Tea with Milk and Murder (Oxford Tearoom Mysteries ~ Book 2) (Volume 2)
 ~ Oxford Tearoom Mysteries Book 1 (Volume 1)', 'https%3A%2F%2Fbest-teakettle.com%2Ftea-books%2Fa-scone-to-die-for-large-print-oxford-tearoom-mysteries-book-1-volume-1')){kind=link}
Was pleasantly surprised! I must admit, I don’t usually read cozy mysteries that are set outside of the US, but I was intrigued by this book and decided to take a chance and I have to admit, I’m glad I did!
Great Mystery This is the first book in the Oxford Tearoom Mysteries and I liked it. Gemma left her successful job in Australia to come home to England to open a tearoom. Everything is looking good until she finds a dead American on the patio outside the tearoom. And it’s the same American that was being a bully in her tearoom the day before and he has one of her scones stuffed in his mouth. I liked this book because of the way the author described the area. Whether you have been to Oxford or not you felt…
Oh My, Who Stuffed that Scone in the Tourist’s Mouth? Yes, will admit that the title and the fact that the Author has resided over time in many intriguing and fun places is what first drew me to this mystery, and the fact that Oxford University was one of the first places I visited when once a young 20 something on my first journey to the UK. I was not disappointed, and like any well paced, sprinkled with hints of many things to come was also a teaching experience of more inside depth of the University and its collective colleges than I could…