Tearoom for Two

By: Susan Page Davis

Narrated by: Jennifer Nittoso

Inspired by their grandmother, cousins Elaine and Jan decide to open tea for two, a lakeside tearoom where they can serve up cups of comfort to their patrons. When they buy a teapot at a flea market, the dealer tries to buy it back, and then a woman starts snooping around their house. Is she after the teapot, or the elegant piece of jewelry the electrician found in a wall? Then a would be thief nearly gets away with stealing their property from a restorer’s shop. When Elaine is threatened by a midnight burglar, it’s time for extreme action. Determined to make a success of their venture, the cousins press on in faith, uncovering many surprises and family secrets as they settle into the community and grow their new business together.

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Unique Cozy Mystery

I found this refreshing as a cozy mystery without a murder to solve. Loved the mystery around something being found during the reno of the old house; and finding out info on the tea pots. For those who dream of owning your own tea house....this could be a treat! I enjoyed the way that Christianity was present; however, it wasn't pushed on you ...like you must believe this...

The narrator was a tad boring. Just needed a little more pep, but that's just me. Overall, I really enjoyed the story that the author weaved with the cousins.

Such a Sweet Fun Book!

I did not expect to enjoy this book so much as it is not my typical detective murder mystery, who -done -it kind of thing. But it was a gift from a friend and I had to take a chance if for no other reason then to at least give it a try. I'm absolutely delighted by the characters and the end of the book made me hold my breath in suspense. I am very glad I took the time to enjoy this book.

love the series

Delightful! I'm done with the first 3 books. I want to purchase more but can't.

Tearoom for Two is a pleasant story.

I am hoping Audible offers more Guidepost books soon. Church Choir Mysteries are some of my favourites.

Sweet Mystery

This is a sweet mystery. It is somewhat reminiscent of a Nancy Drew mystery. Tea aficionados will love it.