The Tea House on Mulberry Street
by:
Sharon Owens (author)
Muldoon's Tea Rooms, beloved for the cozy atmosphere and luscious desserts, has started looking a bit outdated-and the same could be said about the proprietors, Penny and Daniel Stanley. After seventeen years, their marriage has started to wear a little thin, even as their old shop bustles with...
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Muldoon's Tea Rooms, beloved for the cozy atmosphere and luscious desserts, has started looking a bit outdated-and the same could be said about the proprietors, Penny and Daniel Stanley. After seventeen years, their marriage has started to wear a little thin, even as their old shop bustles with the energy of the customers who seek refuge from their particular dilemmas, including a perpetually dieting housewife escaping her husband's betrayal; a starstruck, struggling artist; and a mysterious woman returning after twenty years abroad to search for a long-lost someone. Behind the chocolate cappuccinos are the stirrings of a revolution that will redefine lives, heal troubled hearts, and rock the very foundation of the humble tea house-and through it all, Penny and Daniel manage to discover what truly matters in life . . . and in love.
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Format: hardcover
ISBN:
9780399152658 (0399152652)
Publish date: February 3rd 2005
Publisher: Putnam Adult
Pages no: 336
Edition language: English
A sweet tale of life and love pivoted around Penny Stanley and Daniel Stanley's Tea House on Mulberry Street, Muldoon's Tea Rooms. Their marriage is starting to show some cracks as are some other marriages of some of their regulars. I liked several of the characters, enjoying their adventures. Ho...
Long, rambling, not very positive review thing follows. Minor bitchiness. And some spoilers. *ticks the spoilers box*This book has been on and off my TBR list several times, so when I had the opportunity to read it while staying with my parents last week, I grabbed the chance. While I found it suffi...
This was a great little read! It reminded me a lot of a Maeve Binchy type book...just a good little story to loose yourself in for a few hours.
I was in need of some light Sunday-afternoon reading, and this fit the bill perfectly. It's nothing special plot-wise, but good for a cozy afternoon, where you just want to disappear into a book for a couple of hours with no special effort needed.In style, the book is very similar to a lot of Maeve ...
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