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The Tea Shoppe Mysteries

4 Mysterious Deaths Steep in Coastal Maine

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The Tea Shoppe Mysteries

By: Darlene Franklin, Cynthia Hickey, Linda Baten Johnson, Teresa Ives Lilly
Narrated by: Teri Schnaubelt
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4 Mysterious Deaths Steep in Coastal Maine. 4 Short Stories in one audio book featuring authors of numerous Cozy Mystery Novels.

A tea shoppe along the coast of Maine is connected to a year's worth of mysterious deaths. Starting one winter day Georgina finds the mayor poisoned by a plate of petite fours. That spring, Evie's favorite customer and recipe tester is killed. While out delivering scones for her summer job, Ashley discovers a crime scene to practice her student training in forensics. Against a backdrop of vibrant fall foliage, Ladessa discovers a corpse at table number four. How can one small shoppe's employees be connected to so many deaths, and will the business ever recover? Anthologies & Short Stories Christian Fiction Collections & Anthologies Cosy Fiction Genre Fiction Mystery Short Story
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its a good story but all the churchy stuff spoilt it for me. it detracted from an otherwise good story

too churchy.

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I quite enjoyed listening to these stories and did not find the very few and brief references to Christian belief in any way off putting. But the characters act in quite unbelievable ways, the police act in unbelievable ways as well. But if you can forget all of that then they are quite entertaining.

Cozy but unbelievable

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These stories would have been good without the sanctimonious overtones. I wish authors could just tell the story without shoe-horning their personal beliefs into every chapter. Very off-putting.

Too god-bothering for my taste

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