"Tearoom for Two" by Susan Page Davis

About this book:

  “Inspired by their grandmother, cousins Elaine and Jan decide to open Tea for Two, a lakeside tearoom where they can serve up cups of comfort to their patrons. When they buy a teapot at a flea market, the dealer tries to buy it back, and then a woman starts snooping around their house. Is she after the teapot, or the elegant piece of jewelry the electrician found in a wall? Then a would be thief nearly gets away with stealing their property from a restorer’s shop. When Elaine is threatened by a midnight burglar, it’s time for extreme action. Determined to make a success of their venture, the cousins press on in faith, uncovering many surprises and family secrets as they settle into the community and grow their new business together.”


Series: Book #1 in the “Tearoom Mysteries” series.


Spiritual Content- A few Scriptures are mentioned & read; Bible reading; Prayers & thanking God; Church going; ‘H’s are capital when referring to God; Mentions of God; Mentions of prayers, praying, & blessings over food; Mentions of thanking God; Mentions of churches, church going, sermons, worship, & a pastor/reverend; A few mentions of Bibles & Bible reading; A few mentions of blessings & being blessed; A couple mentions of Sunday School; A mention of faiths; A mention of angels.

Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘stupid’; Some Pain & almost being strangled (barely-above-not-detailed); Mentions of thieves, stealing, stolen items, robberies, an attempted theft, & crimes; Mentions of a burglar, a break-in, & nearly being strangled; Mentions of World War II, Pearl Harbor, & deaths; A couple mentions of trespassing; A mention of a possible tragic death; A mention of gambling; A mention of divorce;

             *Note: A few mentions of fictional characters & actresses; A couple mentions of car brands; A mention of PBS; A mention of Angie’s List.

Sexual Content- A bit of Noticing; Blushes; Mentions of dating, boyfriends, & romance; A couple mentions of touches.

-Elaine Cook

-Jane Blake
                                P.O.V. switches between them
                                                        294 pages

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My personal Rating-

{Add ½ star for those wanting a light mystery.}

This was an interesting light mystery! I didn’t get very into this one, personally, but I found the mentions of the Nanking teapots & china from the Qing dynasty to be very interesting!
Since one of the mysteries wasn’t wrapped up in this book, I’m looking forward to reading the next and see what happens.

See y’all on Wednesday with a new review!

*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.