Tea Shop Mysteries · Book 5

The Jasmine Moon Murder

Published
1 January 2004
Pages
304
ISBN-13
9780425199862
Type
novel
Cover of The Jasmine Moon Murder

About this book

Published in 2004, "The Jasmine Moon Murder" is the 5th Tea Shop Mysteries novel, and comes in at 304 pages. Like the rest of the series, it follows Theodosia Browning, owner of the Indigo Tea Shop on Church Street, as she turns amateur sleuth after a body turns up at one of Charleston's genteel tea events.

Key facts about The Jasmine Moon Murder

The Jasmine Moon Murder is a novel by Laura Childs. Readers have had it since 2004. It runs to 304 pages.

Our list holds 3 editions of The Jasmine Moon Murder. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780425199862 to find the main one.

The Jasmine Moon Murder is book 5 of 30 in the Tea Shop Mysteries series. The series has 30 published books. However, the series starts with Death by Darjeeling (2001).

Death at a Firefly Tea is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 10 March 2026. Meanwhile, Buttermint Bomb comes next, with an announced date of 2 March 2027.

Additionally, Laura Childs writes Scrapbooking Mysteries and Cackleberry Club Mysteries as separate series. Those series sit on our cozy mystery shelf. Meanwhile, Death at a Firefly Tea is the latest published Laura Childs book on file, from 10 March 2026.

About Laura Childs

Laura Childs is the pen name of Gerry Schmitt, an American author of cozy mysteries best known for the long-running Tea Shop Mysteries, set in a Charleston, South Carolina tea shop run by amateur sleuth Theodosia Browning. See every Laura Childs book in order.

Its place in Tea Shop Mysteries

The Jasmine Moon Murder is book 5 in the Tea Shop Mysteries series. It follows The English Breakfast Murder. It is followed by Chamomile Mourning. See the full Tea Shop Mysteries reading order.

Theodosia Browning owns the Indigo Tea Shop on Church Street in historic Charleston, South Carolina, where she brews specialty blends, hosts elaborate themed tea parties, and — with alarming regularity — trips over dead bodies at those same genteel events. With her tea sommelier Drayton Conneley and baker Haley Parker at her side, Theodosia turns amateur sleuth every time Charleston's high society, tourist trade, or historic preservation circles turn up a corpse, working her contacts and her nose for gossip…

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