Mint Tea and A Midsummer Murder

A British Cozy Murder Mystery with a Female Police Detective

By: Victoria Tait

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Community police officer Keya Varma faces her longest day when a solstice sunrise reveals a mysterious death at the Cotswold standing stones.

Passionate and hard-working, Keya serves up lattes and law at her Waterwheel Cafe. But her dedication to her dual duties is tested when she and her fellow officers investigate the puzzling demise of a vibrant young woman. With no apparent cause of death, and the community united in grief, only Keya’s instinct insists on murder.

When Keya is suddenly stricken and rushed to hospital, she refuses to give up the investigation. Can she discover what is ailing her, and catch the killer, before she too becomes as cold as stone?

Quench your thirst for mystery and read Mint Tea and A Midsummer Murder today.

Mint Tea and A Midsummer Murder is the fifth book in Victoria Tait’s Waterwheel Cafe Mystery series, a clean, feel-good British cozy mystery and the perfect summer read. It brings together a cafe-owning community police officer, a midsummer festival at an ancient stone circle, and a village full of suspects in a fair-play whodunit with a twist of romance. Perfect for fans of M.C. Beaton’s Agatha Raisin and Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club, and viewers who love Midsomer Murders and Murder, She Wrote.

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