#DEATH IN A BUDAPEST BUTTERFLY by Julia Buckley

PEACE BE KIND

The first book in the Hungarian Tea Shop mysteries is fun read where it explains family life in a Hungarian family. Hana Keller works alongside with her Mother and Grandmother in the family business, Maggie Tea House. The story is a cozy mystery with a twist of paranormal as the woman in the family have inherited the gift of sight. It is refreshing to read a book were the police are willing to work with the protagonist.
Hana has a collection of teacups which see treasures highly. She receives a gift of a Hungarian teacup, a Budapest teacup that is decorated with a butterfly. Hana uses it to decorate the tea room when they are hosting a Hungarian group of ladies. Someone uses the cup, adds tea, a poison, and hands to the victim, Ava Norvak. She drinks some of the tea and collapsed. Hana aids the police providing information on the Hungarian background. The homicide detective is named Wolf. What does the name mean in Hungary? I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BOOK.
Recipes from Nana's kitchen are included.

Disclosure: Thanks to Berkeley for a copy through NetGalley. The opinions expressed are my own.

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1 Response to #DEATH IN A BUDAPEST BUTTERFLY by Julia Buckley

  1. lghiggins says:

    Good review. I enjoy cozy mysteries that introduce you to an unfamiliar culture.

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