Tea With Milk And Murder (Oxford Tearoom Mysteries ~ Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
Once described as “one of the world’s most beautiful streets”, High Street formed a gentle curve from Carfax in the centre to Magdalen Bridge at the eastern edge of the city, and had been the subject of countless prints, photographs, and paintings. Looking down its length, it was still possible to imagine the elegant world of 18th-century England. It was home to many of the iconic landmark buildings of the University: All Souls College, The Queen’s College, the University Church of St Mary the Virgin with its famous spires, the Examination Schools… and the Art School. I stopped outside the quiet, unassuming exterior of the Art School—a modest building compared to many of the other university departments but it seemed appropriate for the intimate, personal nature of the Fine Arts course. I had wondered if I might have trouble getting in but, to my surprise, the front doors were wide open and a stream of people were passing in and out. A sign by the door explained why: it was an Open Day.
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