In Kathleen Bridge's A Design to Die For,  decorator Meg Barrett is invited to participate in Montauk, New York’s first annual Designe...

Authors are publishing all sorts of fun things in ebook form these days, and for the first time, I've found on Amazon something bille...

Since I have enjoyed so many of Vicki Delany's other mysteries, I knew I would likely enjoy her new Tea by the Sea Mystery series, a...

Over the weekend, I finished reading the first book in the new Fairy Garden Mystery series by Daryl Wood Gerber (who also writes as Avery...

"One of the things I most want to do in London is have afternoon tea. Where do you think's the best place for the whole experi...

Lavender Blue Murder , the latest tea shop mystery from Laura Childs, begins with a bang—literally. Charleston tea shop owner Theodosia Br...

"People didn't appreciate just the sweet taste of Iphy's creations but also her decorative imagination, and often took photos...

Tide and Punishment takes us back to Charm, North Carolina, a coastal town on the Outer Banks, where Everly Swan runs Sun, Sand, and T...

Author Joy Avon follows up her first "Tea and Read Mystery," In Peppermint Peril , with another well-written cozy mystery, Sweet...

Now here is a giveaway I've been eager to announce, because it's for one of the very first Advance Reader Copies (or ARCs) of my ...

It’s always nice to come across a great new cozy mystery series to check out, and for those of us who have a hankering for  camellia sin...

Quite a few of you have asked me to let you know when my debut novel becomes available, so today, I wanted to share that over the weekend,...

"Callie was glad Leadenby had come in at that moment with the box containing the table runner. She spread it across the table's ...

Because so many of you dear blog readers have encouraged me in my writing efforts over the years, I wanted you to be the first to see the ...

"That high tea was great," the customer with the grand bust said to me. "I'll be telling all my friends about this plac...

In this, her eighteenth tea shop mystery, writer Laura Childs takes a bit of a different turn. I found the characters and the plot both a ...

The latest cozy mystery I've read is "A Writer's Apprentice Mystery," and that theme appealed to me, but so did that hou...

I just finished reading another charming new cozy mystery, this one from Random House's new digital-only imprint, Alibi, and you w...

I will read almost any book with a teapot on the cover, and as I suspected, Wendy Sand Eckel's newest cozy mystery had plenty of tea-...

Can you believe that Laura Childs is up to Book 17 in the tea shop mysteries? I am frankly astonished that she and tea shop owner Theodo...