Murder at the Tea Party
1920s Historical Cozy Mystery

I listened to this book on audio on the car and found it difficult to follow. I waited too long since reading the first book and pretty much forgot all about it. I remembered Evie and Tom pretty quickly. That was about it. Plotwise this was a mixed bag. I didn't get why the village women formed thei......more

When Evie returns to the country. The two elderly Lady Woodridge's are in a feud with some of the other ladies over an annual ball. When Evie tries to broker a piece, the Committee Ladies have drawn the line. Now two of them have died after having an afternoon tea, making Evie somewhat of a pariah. T......more

Evie Parker Entertaining storyline of a Murder, set in the 1920’s. Ladies that belong to a club are getting murdered, they have one thing in common, they had afternoon tea at Lady Woodbridge. Is Evie a suspect?......more

Delusions of grandeur A terrific read. Loved it but it still has not quite hit the 1920's feel. This has more vibes of the later books of Dorothy L Sayers with a female in the role of Lord Peter Wimsey. But nevertheless a delightful read that thankfully has nothing of the Great Gatsby about it (I kno......more

Another fun & mysterious cozy mystery What a fun book and mysterious in finding who was doing the murders. It was looking like Evie was the one causing the deaths, except why would she!? Of course that didn't stop the gossips from speculating that she did. Except she wasn't the last place the victims......more