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The Tea Chest (2014)

by Josephine Moon(Favorite Author)

3.64 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Allen & Unwin

review 1: This was a very easy read. I loved the three main characters in the book and the locations of Australia and London made it interesting. Kate inherits half of The Tea Chest from her boss when she passes away. The message left is "trust yourself" and she goes from Australia to London to follow Simone's dream of expanding the business in London. Along the way she meets Elizabeth who has just found out her husband has a secret family abroad and then hires Leila who has just been fired from her job to help her with the business side of things. There are laughs, tears, betrayal, hope and joy and all these add up to a very pleasant novel.
review 2: What a sweet story, centred on the visions of Simone and Kate, who meet at a market store where Kate is lovingl... morey selling and creating tea. The story incorporates a group of women who have their own stories to tell, whose lives intermingle with love and disappointment, families and heartbreak. There is so much to know about tea, who'd have known! It was a nice centrepiece to a contemporary novel, it was enjoyable and light, much like your favourite cuppa I guess. Images of Brisbane and London were really enjoyable, with nice bits of romance here and there as well. Possibly there were a few too many back stories, but it didn't alter my enjoyment of the book. All's well that ends well of course, but it was just that kind of book, again, nothing wrong with that either. If you're looking for a sweet easy to read book, you will enjoy this one. I was initially going to give four stars, so I think my true rating for this is 3.5. I think this author is capable of telling a good entertaining story. less

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