Wheeler Hardcover: The Teaberry Strangler (Hardcover)

from fiberfool

3.5 stars My first thought about The Teaberry Strangler by Laura Childs is that it was exactly what I expected. Now, some may see that as a negative. For me, it is the same comfort of digging into your favorite pint of Ben & Jerry's. You get what you are seeking. I found The Teaberry Strangler to...

from ethel55

A back alley crawl for tourists ends badly for the owner of a map shop down the way from Theodosia Browning's Indigo Tea Shop. Naturally, Theo stumbles upon the body of her friend Daria, chasing away a cloaked form. I found this 11th tea shop mystery to be as fresh and carefully plotted as usual....

from JenniferRobb

I enjoy reading facts about different teas and tea related items in this series. The amateur sleuth is the owner of a tea shop. She employs a master tea blender and a young culinary wizard. When her friend and fellow shop keeper is killed, Theodosia negotiates the twists and turns of the case to ...

from khiemstra631

Perhaps this one is a weaker link in the Tea Shop Mystery series, but the setting and food described are still divine. Please don't read this book on an empty stomach unless you would not mind having drool on some of the pages! And, the book makes me want to visit Charleston all the more. I simpl...

from BrianEWilliams

This is an entertaining read on par with others in the series (they are consistently good, but not great). The ending is slightly abrupt, the identity of the killer a surprise, after several red herrings are planted by the author. The continuing development of the various recurring characters is ...