Review by Booklist Review
The eighth in the Black Sheep knitting series finds shop owner Maggie Messina and her pals shocked and puzzled when the unassuming manager of a theater down the street is murdered. But their attention soon turns to a new psychic in town and the way she seems to be scamming one of the group's friends. Once again, this cozy series proves delightful with a few well-turned twists and a group of increasingly well-defined characters. Though there's more sleuthing than knitting, the use of unusual characters like the enigmatic psychic make this a fun read for all cozy fans.--Cooper, Ilene Copyright 2015 Booklist
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Review by Publisher's Weekly Review
The murder of the owner of the Plum Harbor, Mass., movie theater, Jimmy Hubbard, in an apparent robbery kicks off Canadeo's enchanting eighth knitting mystery (after The Postman Always Purls Twice). Maggie Messina, who anchors the knitting group that gathers at her store, the Black Sheep Knitting Shop, has cut down on her amateur sleuthing to please her detective boyfriend, Lucy Binger; since then, a younger member of the group, who wants her live-in boyfriend to propose marriage, does much of the investigating. Meanwhile, the arrival in Plum Harbor of a psychic, Cassandra Waters, who has brought considerable comfort to the bereaved niece of one of the group's friends, distracts from Jimmy's death. A second murder raises the stakes, though as usual the crime solving is secondary to the warm interactions among the Black Sheep knitters. A pair of recipes rounds out this sweet cozy. Agent: Bob Mecoy, Bob Mecoy Literary Agency. (Dec.) © Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
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