In the charming Regency seaside town of Sidmouth, Devon, Trinity Bishop is thrilled to open her Jane Austen-themed tearoom on the picturesque seafront. However, the grand opening takes a dark turn when a guest is found murdered shortly after the festivities begin. After the chaos, a mysterious package arrives at Trinity’s door containing a ring that uncannily resembles one owned by Jane Austen herself. When Trinity slips it on, five ghosts materialize, bearing a striking resemblance to characters from Austen’s *Pride and Prejudice*.
With her spectral companions by her side, Trinity delves into the mystery surrounding the murder they discover the quaint town of Sidmouth harbours many secrets.
Join Trinity Bishop on a supernatural sleuthing adventure in *Haunted High Tea and Homicide*, where Jane Austen, history, and mystery blend in the most unexpected ways. Can Trinity and her ghostly friends solve the murder and help the ghosts move on to the afterlife?
This was a fun read. I enjoyed it, but I don't know that I would read future books in the series.
I love Pride & Prejudice so anything that pays homage to it is something I will give a try. This was a sweet, easy-reading fun cozy.
There are ghosts that are all inspiration for Jane Austen's book who are linked to a ring that our main character here owns. the ghosts provide friendly interference in her life and the Jane Austen-inspired tea room she runs.
There's also a murder as in all cozies and our MC gets involved in investigating it.
As I said, this was fun and I enjoyed it, but there isn't enough here to encourage me to read more books in the series. I think this is a one-and-done for me.
A Jane Austen themed tea shoppe in a small town in England sets the scene for this cozy mystery. However, a quirky addition to this cozy is a cast of Regency ghosts who are attached to a ring sent to tea shop owner Trinity Bishop. A smoothly paced mystery with enjoyable characters and just enough twists to keep me reading until the end.
Everything about this book felt wonderfully random, but it was a fast-paced, enjoyable read with plenty of nods to Jane Austen. We get a Jane Austen-inspired tearoom, a magical ring, ghosts, a missing treasure map, a hot detective, a cat, and, of course, a murder! It's a cozy mystery that's a little all over the place, but still a fun time.
Loved this new genre from Suzy Russell after reading her Exe series. This is the first story set in Sidmouth. The main characters Trinity and the detective are going to get involved surely. Helpful ghosts too. Not going to say more and give too much away.
Being a Jane Austen fan myself this story was for me. It is well written and the characters interesting. We all know them from Jane Austens books and if they came to me to ask for help I would be game.
Absolute delight to read and a real palette cleanser! Love the ghosts looking forward to the next instalment. Always love the ghosts in other buildings. I do hope romance blossoms between Trinity and Cormac!
A tea shop owner is surrounded by ghosts after a man is murdered on the day she opens her Jane Austin themed shop. Will the ghosts be a help or hindrance? And what about the handsome policeman. A light hearted murder mystery.
Really enjoyed this book. The murder storyline was light and flowing and the ghosts on the whole were very amusing. All in all an excellent read and I thoroughly recommend it
A Great Introduction to Suzy Bussell This was such a fun read! I picked it up not knowing what to expect but it was wonderful. Ghosts, mystery, murder, and a touch of romance.
I'm looking forward to seeing more of these ghosts!