Book Review: The Diva Serves High Tea (A Domestic Diva Mystery Book 10)

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The Diva Serves High Tea is my seventeenth book of the year and the tenth book in the Domestic Diva Series. When The Parlour opens up in town, domestic diva Sophie Winston finally has a place to satisfy her cravings for all things tea and crumpet related. And the shop serves as the perfect place for the ladies of the town to gather and gossip, especially since it’s conveniently located right across the street from the new antique store run by the handsome and charming Robert Johnson.
 
But speculation around Robert really boils over when he’s found dead—a victim of poisoning after attending a literacy fundraiser at The Parlour the night before. What Sophie learns about the man leaves a bitter taste in her mouth, and she’ll have to strain out a killer from a strange brew of suspects…

I always fall back to this series when I have a gap with reading. I love Sophie Winston and all the characters in the Diva Mystery Series. While, I enjoyed aspects of the book I felt like there was almost too much mystery. I felt like the author tried to tie to many mysteries to the murder. Will I continue reading the series? Absolutely. But I hope it improves from this one.