Red Hot Murder

This was a tense one. It had me gripped the whole book. How dare they accuse Charlie of anything?!?!......more

It seems that Charlie’s special blend of teas has her in hot water once again, and it’s going to require a lot of amateur sleuthing to clear her of drugging a client and murdering her fiancé. We have a locked door murder scene with Cherry, one of Charlie’s tea clients, frantically trying to remember......more

Charlie has an urgent tea order from Cherry. Charlie also gets an urgent call in the middle of the night from a distraught Cherry whose fiance is unconscious. Charlie goes to Cherry and finds the place trashed and her fiance dead in the kitchen. The police find the tea drugged. Who would want to spo......more

Though an enjoyable read, the mystery didn't really grab me this time. The obvious solution to the issue was something I couldn't imagine Charlie missing--yet it seemed she did. The obvious culprit... too obvious. The "main suspect" for much of the book was so unsympathetic, despite us hearing how "......more

Cherry calls Charlie the “ The Tea Lady” in the middle of the night wanting help with Marcus. Cheery had lost her memory and the house was in a mess. She only remembered having drunk tea, putting a rose in a vase and eating chocolate coated strawberries. Inspector Wyle was not happy with Charlie tha......more