In the newest mystery from the New York Times bestselling author of Sweet Tea Revenge, Indigo Tea Shop owner Theodosia Browning is about to learn the true meaning of terroir Theodosia Browning has never considered herself a wine connoisseurtea has always been her forte. But that doesn’t mean she’s going to pass up an invitation
In the newest mystery from the New York Times bestselling author of Sweet Tea Revenge, Indigo Tea Shop owner Theodosia Browning is about to learn the true meaning of terroir
Theodosia Browning has never considered herself a wine connoisseurtea has always been her forte. But that doesn’t mean she’s going to pass up an invitation to a fancy wine-tasting party at the upscale Knighthall Winery, just outside of Charleston, South Carolina.
But a sweet evening takes on a bitter aftertaste when a dead body is discovered in one of the wine barrels. The son of proprietor Jordan Knight has been murdered.
Dissatisfied with the police investigation, Knight turns to Theo for help. She’s heard through the grapevine that there are both family and business problems at Knighthall. They say in vino veritas, but everyone at the winery seems to be lying through their teeth. Sorting through the guest list as well as family and staff, Theo has her pick of suspects. It may look like the killer has her over a barrel, but cracking tough cases is vintage Theodosia Browning.
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long-running teashop cozy series still going strong One thing I love about Laura Childs’ teashop series is that, in each book, I learn so much about tea. As usual, I learned about tea in this, the charming 15th book in the series, but in this one, there was a focus on wine as well. The murder happens at a winery and Theodosia, as usual, is out to solve it.Despite all the talk about wines and wineries, tea fans should not despair. One of the highlights of the book, for me, is the Downton Abbey tea put on by Theodosia, Drayton, Haley,…
enjoyable series I have all of the Tea Shop mystery books (I’ve read them all at least twice) and look forward to each new book. For some reason, something was a little “off” to me in this particular book. I can’t put my finger on it – maybe because they talked too much about wine (the murder takes place at a winery). Maybe because it sounded like the main character could do a better job of investigating than the police, I’m not sure.Maybe the series has finally run its course. (sometimes when…