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The Tea House on Mulberry Street
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Struggling with a stale marriage and the outdated atmosphere of their tea house, Penny and Daniel Stanley serve a host of refuge-seeking customers, including a star-struck artist and a mysterious woman who seeks a long-lost companion.
Imprint:
New York - G P Putnam's Sons
Pages:
323
ISBN:
0399152652
Language:
English
Statement of responsibility:
Sharon Owens
Characteristics:
323 p. ;,22 cm
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Add a CommentEntertaining read, somewhat darker wit than the title and cover suggest.
ok story, not sure whether I would read any further of this author
Sharon Owens writes so quaint and perfectly. Her descriptions are like bubbling water and everything seems just right. I fell in love with each characters' story!