The book has three mystery novels plus one short story in it.
It was the title (obviously) that first attracted me to this book, and I must admit I was a little disappointed that it’s mysteries didn’t actually include any type of afternoon tea !! But I guess as the saying ‘you can’t judge a book by it’s cover’ is true in this case.
However, all in all the mysteries are mild, relatively bloodless, and with sexual activity (if any) only implied, and never directly addressed.
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Sounds like an interesting ‘read’…;)x
Yes, it was funny really as it was one sent via Amazon as one I might like as they know I order lots of afternoon tea books but I also love my thrillers !!! 🙂
Such is life – we can get fooled sometimes!
It was really funny though hutt as Amazon has done that to me before when I was ordering some gardening books for a friend. They all sounded brilliant so I ordered the lot and one was a childrens story, it made my friend giggle when she opened the present anyway 🙂