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What is elevenses, anyway?

Lovely article from NPR about British tea traditions. I would note that it isn’t just Americans who misuse the term “high tea.” Apparently in Australia that’s what they say when they mean what the British call “afternoon tea.”

A Fatal Twist of Lemon Updated!

I’m delighted to announce a new edition of A Fatal Twist of Lemon, including two new recipes! The novel has been updated with a number of minor corrections and improvements, but the best change is that there are now recipes in the book. This is thanks to the readers who…

A reader makes Ellen’s Rose Petal Jam

Thank you to Kim Davis for posting about making Ellen’s Rose Petal Jam (featured in A Sprig of Blossomed Thorn) on her delightful blog, Cinnamon and Sugar and a Little Bit of Murder (what a great title!). She describes her experience in detail and includes not only wonderful photos, one…

Cover Reveal: A Bodkin for the Bride

Here it is! The cover of Book 4! The ebook is available for preorder now. Something old, something new, something dead… It’s autumn in Santa Fe, and Ellen Rosings is planning her Aunt Nat’s wedding at the Wisteria Tearoom. Her progress is derailed by a dead body—yes, another one—that she…

Tea at the Palace

My spouse and I recently traveled to San Francisco, and one of our objectives was to take tea. We settled on the Garden Court at the Palace Hotel, a lovely old building in the middle of downtown. We were there on a weekday, so their full afternoon tea (called their…

Your Opinion Sought…

Dear Readers, Please take a moment, if you will, to respond to this poll. I’d like your opinion of recipes in mysteries (in the back of the book). Many thanks! How do you feel about recipes in Wisteria Tearoom Mysteries?

How to Clean Your Teapot

The most obvious method, soap and water, is not what I choose. Soap can leave a residue in the pot that will affect the flavor of your tea. Fortunately, an easy alternative is probably already in your kitchen cupboard: baking soda. Rinse the teapot, then shake some baking soda into…

Sale on Sprig

Now through February 27, the ebook edition of A Sprig of Blossomed Thorn (Wisteria Tearoom Mysteries #2) is on sale for $.99! Also on sale in the UK and Europe. Check your favorite ebook seller.

Winter News

A new issue of the newsletter is out…. I would say something clever about it, but my cleverness allotment for the day went into the newsletter itself.

Visit the new Parlor…

Hello, dear friends! After a very busy autumn, I’m enjoying a somewhat quieter winter, although December is always full of interesting events and activities. I’ve opened a new Parlor here, which I hope you’ll visit. It’s intended as a place for us to chat now and then. Please stop in…

What is elevenses, anyway?

A Fatal Twist of Lemon Updated!

A reader makes Ellen’s Rose Petal Jam

Cover Reveal: A Bodkin for the Bride

Tea at the Palace

Your Opinion Sought…

How to Clean Your Teapot

Sale on Sprig

Winter News

Visit the new Parlor…

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