I didn't bother finishing it. It was poorly written, as if the publisher said “Let's corner the tea drinker/mystery market” and picked the nearest person to write. It didn't flow. I will avoid any other themed mysteries like this because they're probably all as poorly written.
Great job at conveying the frustration and stress. I found myself getting upset. That's a sign of a good book to me.
I finished it in one sitting. I really enjoyed Daisy. I didn't realize it was a romance story though. I'm not a fan of that but I enjoyed the rest of the story. Billy is an asshole. ;)
Loved it! I was drawn in by the separate stories and then how the author brought them all together. Absolutely fantastic story!!
A fascinating look into what appears to be a unique life but really is something I see a lot of similarities with. Her description of taking on her mother's pain is everything I have been trying to understand for years. This meant so much to me.
A fantastic look at a genre that continues to evolve. I'm hoping I can find a copy of John Christopher's The Little People one day. Who doesn't want to read about an Irish B&B with Gestapochauns?
I read a lot of mysteries, especially cozy ones and this one is perfect! It's everything I was looking for and more!!!
I liked it for what it is, a quaint, cozy mystery. If you want Sherlock Holmes, read him. This gave me a much needed break from helping my mom make it through chemo. No earth shattering discoveries with this story but I got to get away. And I'm going to try her recipes but I'm gluten-free so they might not work out as well with rice flour.
Only 167 pages of story, the rest was recipes. This is just a short story, nothing more.
Started out great but dragged at the end. It could've ended at least 100 pages sooner. I started to find the characters really annoying.
Fantastic world! Draws you in and completely surprises you. Absolutely cannot wait for the story to continue.