Description
At the vibrant Spoleto Festival in Charleston, rain disrupts the outdoor plans for Theodosia Browning's Poet's Tea, sending the event indoors. Amidst the enchanting atmosphere filled with art and culture, she anticipates an enjoyable gathering. However, the sudden downpour only heightens the tension when a mysterious death occurs, causing a ripple of shock throughout the festival.
Theodosia, the owner of a charming tea shop, finds herself drawn into the intrigue of the murder, determined to uncover the truth. Her love for tea and knack for observation lead her to unravel a complex tapestry of secrets and motives hidden beneath the festival's elegant facade. As she meticulously investigates, she discovers that the world of poetry and art may hide more than just inspiration; it also conceals jealousy and betrayal.
With her tea shop providing a cozy backdrop, Theodosia combines her passion for tea with her investigative spirit, navigating a web of suspects. Each cup of tea brewed becomes a step closer to solving the mystery, but will she find the killer before it's too late?
Theodosia, the owner of a charming tea shop, finds herself drawn into the intrigue of the murder, determined to uncover the truth. Her love for tea and knack for observation lead her to unravel a complex tapestry of secrets and motives hidden beneath the festival's elegant facade. As she meticulously investigates, she discovers that the world of poetry and art may hide more than just inspiration; it also conceals jealousy and betrayal.
With her tea shop providing a cozy backdrop, Theodosia combines her passion for tea with her investigative spirit, navigating a web of suspects. Each cup of tea brewed becomes a step closer to solving the mystery, but will she find the killer before it's too late?
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
320 pages
Language
English
Published
Mar 7, 2006
Publisher
Berkley
Edition
Third Printing
Editions
4 editions
ISBN-10
0425206181
ISBN-13
9780425206188