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Theodosia Browning runs Charleston’s beloved Indigo Tea Shop, and her latest creation, Gunpowder Green, is set to debut at the city’s annual yacht race. But the event is jolted by the gunfire of an antique firearm that kills a prominent socialite. Suspecting foul play, Theodosia launches an investigation, determined to uncover the truth before the elite’s ire threatens her business and safety. Alongside the intrigue, the book offers a tea‑making recipe and insider tips for aficionados.
First publish date: 2002
Genre: Mystery & Detective/Cozy Mystery
Authors: Laura Childs
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