Arsenic For Tea

by Robin Stevens · 2015

When Daisy Wells’ glamorous mother throws a birthday tea party at the family estate, Fallingford, the celebration quickly turns sinister. A mysterious illness strikes a guest, and all signs point to poison. Trapped by a raging storm that blocks the police and any chance of escape, Daisy and her best friend Hazel Wong—members of the school‑girl Detective Society— must sift through a parade of eccentric relatives, hidden motives, and family secrets. As the storm rages, the girls discover that not everyone at the party is who they appear to be, and the culprit may be someone very close to Daisy. With clever clues, witty banter, and a dash of classic whodunit flair, Robin Stevens delivers a tightly plotted, atmospheric mystery that keeps readers guessing until the final, startling revelation.