Arsenic for Tea has published in Japan!

October 25, 2017

Japanese Arsenic for Tea

I love all of my Murder Most Unladylike editions … but there is a special place in my heart for my Japanese books.

They’re published by Hara Shobo and translated by Sanae Yoshinoyama, and their gorgeous covers are illustrated by Takayuki Ryukin.

Murder Most Unladylike is already published, and now Arsenic for Tea has been released as well, in the same adorable pocket format.

Welcome to Japan, Arsenic for Tea!

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