The Tea Chest

Josephine Moon

Like a good cup of tea, you need to wait for The Tea Chest to stew before your taste buds start to tingle. The start is slightly slow and often confusing, as it tells three women’s individual stories before they are woven together.

Once it has fully brewed, you have a fantastically warm, comforting and fulfilling story to get caught up in and escape the world around you. The Tea Chest is a fun, light-hearted read about throwing all you have into making a something happen, as Kate, Leila and Elizabeth all find themselves in London.