Chamomile Mourning (Tea Shop Mystery, Book 6)
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Read in August, 2007
Stilted and oddly constructed dialogue, goofy and contrived names, extraneous details that are repeated constantly (filler maybe?) and uninspiring characters. A litany of name-dropping that contributes nothing to the story and appears to serve only as a way to make pop culture references (hello, Manolo Blahnik shoes!)
Laura Childs seems to assume her readers live in a bubble and don't have the background or capacity to understand concepts like 'sweet tea' unless she provides a good paragraph ...more
Laura Childs seems to assume her readers live in a bubble and don't have the background or capacity to understand concepts like 'sweet tea' unless she provides a good paragraph ...more
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Another in the Theodosia Browning and her two tea shop employees mysteries. In this one a man is shot and killed during a fund raiser and Theo and her friends star investigating to determine who did it and why. As usual, there are a number of twists and turns, many possible suspects as Theo works her way through the mystery.
These tea shops mysteries have been an interesting read and are packed with a lot of information regarding teas.
These tea shops mysteries have been an interesting read and are packed with a lot of information regarding teas.
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Read in October, 2008
A tea shop mystery. The accounts of the teas and the treats that Theodosia serves are more entertaining than the mystery itself.
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This is a cute book, but unreal ... not the most exciting book, but okay.
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