A Deadly Yarn

A Knitting Mystery, Book 3

By: Maggie Sefton

Narrated by: Jane Jacobs

Kelly and Megan could not be happier for their friend Allison Dubois - a young, talented, up-and-coming artist. Invited by a designer to join her New York studio, Allison is about to embark on a new life. But when Kelly and Megan arrive at Allison's apartment to drive her to the airport, they find her dead on the floor, apparently from an overdose of sleeping pills. The police suspect suicide, but Kelly and Megan aren't convinced.

Soon Kelly discovers that while Allison's career was on the fast track, her social life was a mess. A bad-news boyfriend, a jealous design student, and a mysterious man named Brian are all prime suspects in Kelly's book. Now it's up to Kelly and her crafty friends from the House of Lambspun to unravel this tightly stitched puzzle....

©2006 Margaret Aunon writing as Maggie Sefton (P)2017 Tantor

Critic reviews

"Sefton scatters red herrings, leading Kelly through a long and twisted trail when the answers to a friend's death don't add up." ( RT Book Reviews)

Great series

Love the characters and there relationships. Story flows well and holds your interest. Hope the rest of the series makes it to Audible

Fun series

I love this series. I love to knit and I love mysteries so what could be better? They are a fun light hearted series with none of the gory details or suspense scenes a lot of mysteries have. A true cozy mystery. The narrator is very good in my opinion and I can definitely distinguish the voices of the different characters. I’m on book 3 and have enjoyed the previous two and I plan to listen to the entire series.

Fantastic job and great story line.

I very much appreciate the story and the way you had the tenacity to catch the guilty person. I am going to try the recipes that you have posted at the end!

yarn shop gathering days

I reminisce my yarn shop gathering days! Oh how I miss sitting and knitting for hours talking to all my local yarn loving friends.

Good story—so so reading

The story is good perhaps because I’ve lived in FortCollins for more than 50 years and visited Lambspun many times. They did teach me to knit soooo many years ago.
However, the reader of the story ends too many sentences with a tonal exclamation mark. It’s unrealistic!