Isn't that a great cover? I am a huge fan of this series and knitting.
Book Description
Dessert chef Casey Feldstein doesn’t know a knitting needle from a crochet hook. But after her aunt dies unexpectedly, leaving Casey to run her yarn retreat business, the sweets baker finds herself rising to the occasion—and trying to unravel a murder mystery…
When Casey finds out that her late aunt’s business, Yarn2Go, has one more yarn retreat scheduled, she decides to go ahead and host the event, despite her complete lack of experience as a knitter. At least the retreat is on the beautiful Monterey Peninsula.
But the idyllic setting is soured when a retreat regular is found murdered in her hotel room. Feeling a sense of responsibility, Casey begins to weave the clues together and detects a pattern which may shed light on her aunt’s suspicious death. Despite the danger, the last thing Casey plans to do is retreat. She’ll catch this killer…or dye trying.
Includes a knitting pattern and a recipe!
When Casey finds out that her late aunt’s business, Yarn2Go, has one more yarn retreat scheduled, she decides to go ahead and host the event, despite her complete lack of experience as a knitter. At least the retreat is on the beautiful Monterey Peninsula.
But the idyllic setting is soured when a retreat regular is found murdered in her hotel room. Feeling a sense of responsibility, Casey begins to weave the clues together and detects a pattern which may shed light on her aunt’s suspicious death. Despite the danger, the last thing Casey plans to do is retreat. She’ll catch this killer…or dye trying.
Includes a knitting pattern and a recipe!
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I haven't knitted anything for a long time. Rather read about someone else doing it. Bobbipad at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI don't knit, but I would love to read this! Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteDnrocker@yahoo.com
I do not knit, just can't get the hand of it. thanks for the chance to win :)
ReplyDeletejslbrown2009 at aol dot com
I don't knit but this looks like a great new series! Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeletesharonbabyme@yahoo.com
I like the knitting cozies. Thanks for the opportunity! dm_richards(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteOne of my aunts, an amazing knitter, did her best to teach me how to knit, but alas, I was a disaster at it!
ReplyDeleteskkorman AT bellsouth DOT net
This book sounds great. Thank you for the chance.
ReplyDeleteMoonbay7399@gmail.com
I'm not an avid knitter but when I do pick up my knitting needles it's usually to do a scarf or an afghan. I'm excited to see a new cozy series and would love the opportunity to read it. robeader53@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love to knit. This would be a perfect series for me to start.
ReplyDeletelag110 at mchsi dot com
I'm all thumbs when it comes to knitting but wish I was better at yarn works. Thanks for the giveaway! dmskrug3 at hotmail dot com.
ReplyDeleteI don't knit, but I love to read cozy knitting mysteries. Thanks for the giveaway I would LOVE to win! :)
ReplyDeletemagicgirl2357@yahoo.com
I am not a knitter but love this cozy. Thanks for this great giveaway. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteWhen my kids were young I started knitting a bunch of squares. I then sewed them together and made a cozy blanket.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great read.
Kit3247(at)aol(dot)com
I don't knit but I would enjoy this great knitting mystery. Thanks. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI love to knit and if I have to pick my favorite thing to knit it would probably be scarves.
ReplyDeleteY2kMerlin@aol.com
LOL I love to feel yarns and delight in the pretty colors. My favorite thing to knit is hats. Scarves are fun too but I have too many and have given away so many. Hats really make me feel like I have accomplished something.
ReplyDeleteCarolNWong(at)aol(dot)com
The first thing I learned to knit was a scarf. I think it was longest scarf in history lol. Would love to win a copy of the first in the series. I'm sure it will give me inspiration . Thanks for the give away
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Love the cover! I don't knit, but my aunt did and I loved the stuff she made.
ReplyDeletejawdance@yahoo.com
I don't knit very good still learning! I love this cover and very excited about this new series! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteedtercross7304@yahoo.com
I love knitting and I love Betty's books.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a knitter but I do crochet some. I should try knitting again. Last year I crocheted an afghan that was 63 blocks, using 63 different stitches for the blocks. It was a lot of fun! And it was easy to work on as a passenger in a car, as we travel a lot to visit the kids.
ReplyDeleteElaineE246 at msn dot com
I used to knit with my grandmother, but haven't in a number of years. With the popularity of scarves, I'd kind of like to get back into it!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
JHolden955(at)gmail(dot)com
I'm not a knitter---but my Mom was and I still have many of the items she made for me. She tried and tried to teach me to knit, but it was just hopeless----I think I could actually hurt myself with those needles, I'm so uncoordinated. Thanks for the contest.
ReplyDeletesuefarrell.farrell@gmail.com
I know how to knit but prefer crochet! That doesn't prevent me from loving mysteries the include knitting. servedogmom@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMy mother knitted my sweaters until I was 16. She tried to teach me to knit but scarfs were my best products. I did learn to crochet in college. I have crochet each grandchild (7) and each great grandchild (3) as well as a number of nieces and nephews baby afgans.
ReplyDeleteMy mother knitted my sweaters until I was 16. She tried to teach me to knit but scarfs were my best products. I did learn to crochet in college. I have crochet each grandchild (7) and each great grandchild (3) as well as a number of nieces and nephews baby afgans.
ReplyDeleteI don't knit, but I love to read.
ReplyDeletekaye dot killgore at comcast dot net
I do not knit, but I do enjoy reading! Thank you for the giveaway.
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