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A review by robinlovesreading
Murder, She Knit by Peggy Ehrhart
3.0
Pamela Paterson is busy enough as an editor of a craft magazine. Her daughter is now in college. She is also the founder of a knitting club called Knit and Knibble. This is an extra activity that is spiced up with recipes, but even more so with gossip. Pamela has invited someone new along, Amy Morgan. However, Amy doesn't show up to the next meeting. Shockingly, Pamela discovers Amy's body, killed with a knitting needle.
Just like many of the characters in several of the cozy mysteries that I enjoy reading, Pamela decides to take on the task of investigating Amy's murder, looking for whatever clues she can find. This is a cute little mystery that was a very quick read and gave me the opportunity to start the series, as I had the third book for review.
One thing that I enjoyed while reading this book is the knitting tips. I have never been a knitter, but it always nice to learn new things. A few recipes have been shared as well. I also enjoyed a couple of secondary characters, such as Pamela's neighbor and friend, Bettina, and the adorable but more than a bit anti-social cat, Catrina. Murder She Knit was a pleasant introduction to this series. The next two books, which I have read prior than writing this review, are Died in the Wool and Knit One, Die Two. The next in the series are Silent Knit, Deadly Knit, scheduled for release in October, and A Fatal Yarn, with a release date in March, 2020.
Just like many of the characters in several of the cozy mysteries that I enjoy reading, Pamela decides to take on the task of investigating Amy's murder, looking for whatever clues she can find. This is a cute little mystery that was a very quick read and gave me the opportunity to start the series, as I had the third book for review.
One thing that I enjoyed while reading this book is the knitting tips. I have never been a knitter, but it always nice to learn new things. A few recipes have been shared as well. I also enjoyed a couple of secondary characters, such as Pamela's neighbor and friend, Bettina, and the adorable but more than a bit anti-social cat, Catrina. Murder She Knit was a pleasant introduction to this series. The next two books, which I have read prior than writing this review, are Died in the Wool and Knit One, Die Two. The next in the series are Silent Knit, Deadly Knit, scheduled for release in October, and A Fatal Yarn, with a release date in March, 2020.