Author: | Patrice Greenwood | ISBN: | 9781611387711 |
Publisher: | Evennight Books | Publication: | December 18, 2018 |
Imprint: | Language: | English |
Author: | Patrice Greenwood |
ISBN: | 9781611387711 |
Publisher: | Evennight Books |
Publication: | December 18, 2018 |
Imprint: | |
Language: | English |
(A Wisteria Tearoom Interlude)
Between Christmas and New Year's, Ellen Rosings travels a landscape of doubt. Can she and Tony truly forge a permanent relationship, and will their families support or oppose their intention to marry?
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Dear Readers – PLEASE NOTE:
~ This is not a mystery. The next Wisteria Tearoom Mystery will be A Black Place and a White Place, coming out in 2019.
~ This is not a novel. It's a novella, about a third as long as a novel. That's why it costs less than the novels.
~ This is not "leftovers." It is not text that was edited out of a novel. It's all original material that is focused on the characters in the series.
~ Where it fits: this story falls between book 6, As Red as Any Blood, and book 7, A Black Place and a White Place.
~ Finally, if you have not encountered the Wisteria Tearoom books before, this is not the best one to start with. Any of the mysteries—the full-length novels—is a better choice. Since they're sequential, I recommend starting with book 1, A Fatal Twist of Lemon.
* - Patrice Greenwood*
(A Wisteria Tearoom Interlude)
Between Christmas and New Year's, Ellen Rosings travels a landscape of doubt. Can she and Tony truly forge a permanent relationship, and will their families support or oppose their intention to marry?
- - -
Dear Readers – PLEASE NOTE:
~ This is not a mystery. The next Wisteria Tearoom Mystery will be A Black Place and a White Place, coming out in 2019.
~ This is not a novel. It's a novella, about a third as long as a novel. That's why it costs less than the novels.
~ This is not "leftovers." It is not text that was edited out of a novel. It's all original material that is focused on the characters in the series.
~ Where it fits: this story falls between book 6, As Red as Any Blood, and book 7, A Black Place and a White Place.
~ Finally, if you have not encountered the Wisteria Tearoom books before, this is not the best one to start with. Any of the mysteries—the full-length novels—is a better choice. Since they're sequential, I recommend starting with book 1, A Fatal Twist of Lemon.
* - Patrice Greenwood*