The Silver Needle Murder (Tea Shop Mystery, Book 9)
by Laura Childs
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Read in May, 2008
This is Book 9 in the Indigo Tea Shop Mysteries. The Indigo Tea shop is gearing up for Charlston’s first Movie Premier and week long fundraiser event for the Historical Society. The old theater has been completely renovated and there is a full contingent of producers, directors, actors and techy people descending on the town. It’s opening night, the audience and judges are set and a director is murdered before everyone. In the coming days, Timothy Neville, chairman of the Historical Soci...more
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Read in March, 2008
Theodosia Browning, proprieter of the Indigo Tea Shop in Charleston, SC is back, along with a cast of regular friends and co-workers that round out her sleuthing group. A local theater has been renovated and a Charleston Film Festival is kicking off it's new life. This draws many new faces to Charleston, and unfortunately for a couple of those folks, a murderer as well. If you've never visited the Indigo Tea Shop books, I would have you begin the series with one of the earlier mysteries, but ...more
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Read in May, 2008
Reading this series is sort of like a guilty secret, because the writing is not super-fantastic or anything, but the setting is so relaxing. I think I read these not so much for the mystery to be solved or even for the characters, but because I feel like I get to visit the tea shop when I read them. It's kind of strange to find myself reading a series more for the incidental tea knowledge and descriptions of baked goods than for the actual stories, but it has become addictive anyway. I wish I ha...more
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Read in March, 2008
recommends it for:
anyone who reads Earlene Fowler or JoAnna Carl
Laura has created a nice series and each new mystery still leaves me guessing. Sometimes I think I have it figured out but I'm never sure until the end. Laura's other series (scrapbooking) is also good.
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Read in July, 2008
The usual fluff cozy. Not a ton of substance, but I like the characters enough to keep reading.
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Read in April, 2008
This book was really good. I love this whole series!
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