Hounds of the basket stitch

Anne Canadeo, 1955-

Book - 2019

"Maggie Messina knows that knitting is enjoyable, so she's happy to visit two sisters, Rose and Holly Piper, to teach them some simple stitches with the Black Sheep knitters. The lesson goes well, but the knitters are troubled about the sisters living alone in a remote corner of Plum Harbor. Their fears are realized when Holly is attacked in her greenhouse and the building set ablaze. Rose is found nearby, her dogs running wild. While everything seems to be unraveling, the knitters will need to keep their wits as sharp as their needles to prove Rose's innocence and stop a killer from striking again."--Publisher description.

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Subjects
Genres
Detective and mystery fiction
Mystery fiction
Published
New York, NY : Kensington Books [2019]
Language
English
Main Author
Anne Canadeo, 1955- (author)
Edition
First Kensington hardcover edition
Physical Description
281 pages ; 22 cm
ISBN
9781496708656
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Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

At the start of Canadeo's gentle 11th Black Sheep and Company mystery (after 2018's Purls and Poison), yarn shop owner Maggie Messina and her band of avid knitters visit the Plum Harbor, Mass., home of sisters Holly and Rose Piper, who are eager to learn some basic stitches. Fifteen years earlier, the sisters were involved in a car accident, and Rose, who was 14 at the time, suffered a head trauma that left "a large part of her personality... frozen in adolescence." In recent months, though, Rose has made progress. When Emily Curtis, one of the doctors treating Rose, dies, the police assume Emily accidentally overdosed on drugs or committed suicide. Suspecting murder, Maggie once again turns amateur sleuth. Meanwhile, the knitters talk about dogs, what they're going to have for dinner, and what's going on in Plum Harbor. Never mind the mystery solving--the pleasure of this book lies in the familiar relationships among Maggie and friends. Cozy readers who are fond of knitting will be amply rewarded. Agent: Nancy Yost, Nancy Yost Literary. (Nov.)

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