A Scone to Die for Tearoom Mysteries ~ Book a Traditional British Whodunit — a Humorous Culinary Cozy Mystery Set in an English Village

A hilarious British cozy mystery set in a quaint English village – filled with quirky characters, unexpected twists and a cat with a big personality! ~ Gemma ditches her high-flying job and returns to Oxford to pursue her dream of opening a traditional English tearoom. It means moving back in with her parents and coping with her bossy, matchmaking mother, but she’s sure it’ll all be worth it. In fact, business is already booming… that is, until an American tourist is found dead in her tea shop, killed by one of her signature scones!Now Gemma is apron-deep in a murder mystery with unexpected links to Oxford University and her own past as a student there. And the situation only gets stickier when the handsome CID detective leading the case turns out to be her old college flame! With the meddling “Old Biddies” from the local village poking their noses into everything, and her cheeky cat causing chaos in the kitchen, Gemma is beginning to find herself in a real jam. After all, murder is bad for business, especially when customers start thinking your scones are more deadly than delicious…With the body count rising and her tearoom going bust, can Gemma find the killer before her future turns to custard?With a nod to the classic whodunits of Agatha Christie, this book is a treat you won’t want to miss! A Scone to Die For is the delectable first book in the Oxford Tearoom Mysteries, H.Y. Hanna’s bestselling culinary cozy mystery series.This book follows British English spelling and usage.Clean read: no graphic violence, sex, or strong language.Genre: traditional mystery / British whodunit / cozy mystery series / culinary cozy mystery / cat cozy mystery / funny cozy mystery / women sleuth / amateur sleuth / English village mystery / British detective / cosy crimeThe OXFORD TEAROOM MYSTERIES:A Scone To Die ForTea with Milk and MurderTwo Down, Bun To GoTill Death Do Us TartMuffins and Mourning TeaFour Puddings and a FuneralAnother One Bites the CrustApple Strudel AlibiThe Dough Must Go OnThe Mousse Wonderful Time of YearWrongfully InfusedA High Whisk Situation