Books like Plum tea crazy by Laura Childs

Detective Cassie Maddox transfers out of Dublin Murder Squad but is called back to solve a murder that looks almost identical to her past self.

A woman detective investigates a football player and an English professor accused of murder in the neon-lit streets of San Francisco.

Lisa Jackson’s thriller follows a relentless serial killer targeting Montana residents, with a determined female detective racing to expose him before more innocents die.

Tori Sinclair, a devoted member of South Carolina’s Sweet Briar Ladies Society Sewing Circle, finds herself wrapped in a murder mystery when a film production turns her small town into a crime scene.

A Texas Ranger and a group of paranormal investigators solve a case of murder and disappearance in San Antonio.

When a charity concert turns tragic, tea shop owner Theodosia Browning must uncover the truth behind a local politician’s murder.

Theodosia Browning, Indigo Tea Shop owner, investigates a murder at Charleston’s Knighthall Winery after a wine barrel yields a dead body. Secrets, family feuds, and hidden motives unravel in this tea‑shop mystery.

Annie Roberts, the local busybody, investigates the suspicious circumstances surrounding her death in the village of Mere Barton, where Mrs. Malory, a woman sleuth, takes on the case as she seeks to uncover the truth.

When the groom of Delaine Dish’s wedding turns up cold in more ways than one, Tea Shop owner Theodosia Browning steps in to uncover a killer hidden in Charleston’s wedding chaos.

After a particularly successful evening of sales, Charleston's Theodosia Browning discovers the body of map store owner Daria. Locals have shown interest in buying her shop--but enough to kill? Plus there's been a customer hell-bent on acquiring a not-for-sale map. Most alarming of all theories, however, is Detective Tidwell's: the killer mistook Daria for Theodosia. And if that theory holds, the killer's work isn't done.

Margaret Lawrence introduces her unforgettable heroine, Hannah Trevor, whose disregard for convention sets her apart from the other women of the small town of Rufford, Maine. Yet as a midwife, Hannah is intimately involved in the lives of people simultaneously capable of great joy and deeply scarred by a bloody war of revolution. Now, in the midst of a merciless winter, an abomination has occurred: a young Rufford wife and mother has been raped and murdered in her home. Few knew the tormented victim well, but she named her three attackers in a horrified letter of accusation written before she died. And one of the accused is Daniel Josselyn - a wealthy man of honor, a wounded war veteran, and Hannah's one-time lover, the father of her illegitimate daughter. A savage crime has touched Hannah's world, impelling her to join her dear, damaged friend, local constable Will Quaid, in his investigation.

In Charleston’s vibrant Spoleto festival, tea‑shop owner Theodosia Browning faces a murderer when a prominent auctioneer falls dead on her cake, prompting her to probe art forgery, fraud, and murder in the Low Country.

At a black‑tie gala celebrating a rare eighteenth‑century Chinese teahouse, Charleston’s charming mystery sleuth Theodosia Browning discovers donor Edgar Webster dead behind a photo booth. With her boyfriend Max a PR lead turned suspect, she must untangle a web of philanthropy, art and murder.

A murder mystery at a high-security boarding school turns deadly, leaving detectives Rizzoli and Isles to unravel the truth.

Theodosia Browning investigates the murder of her ex-boyfriend at the grand opening of Charleston's Neptune Aquarium.