Murder Wears Mittens

By: Sally Goldenbaum

Narrated by: Julie McKay

After retrieving fresh lobster nets from a local laundromat, Cass Halloran rushes to attend a last-minute gathering with her knitting circle. But Cass can't stop worrying about the lonely boy she saw hanging around the dryers and the school uniform he left behind in a hurry. When she and her friends return the lost clothing the next day, they find the child and his younger sister alone, seemingly abandoned by their mother. The knitters decide to facilitate a family reunion, but, when the death of a recluse from the edge of town occurs, they end up investigating a crime instead-especially once they discover that the missing mother and one of their own are tied to both the victims hidden fortune and her murder... Before scandalous secrets break bonds and rumors tear Sea Harbor apart, the Seaside Knitters must string together the truth about the victim all while preventing a greedy murderer from making another move!

©2017 Sally Goldenbaum (P)2017 Dreamscape Media, LLC

Always enjoyable

Julie McKay's narrations is always makes these wonderfully talented knitters come to life. Sally Goldenbaum's stories continue to entertain in her well written style. Love the characters and the location setting.

Disappointing

What did you like best about Murder Wears Mittens? What did you like least?

I really did not like this book at all. I had difficulty keeping track of who was who in the story.

If you’ve listened to books by Sally Goldenbaum before, how does this one compare?

No. She is a new author to me. I am not impressed.

Have you listened to any of Julie McKay’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No. she is a new narrator / reader to me. She may be a good part of why I did not enjoy this book.

If this book were a movie would you go see it?

no

Any additional comments?

I am greatly disappointed by this experience.

Lovely mystery - lots of interesting characters …

Really enjoyed this book and the performance. Next time I might write down the characters names and their relationships, as there are many and many generations. Loved the way it unfolded in the sense of community! I found the character. They are all talking about to be quite inspiring.

We read this in my knitting book club at the library in a tiny town, and we could all relate to the inter-relationships. I’m looking forward to reading more in this series.

Sally does it again! What a wonderful group!

I love the friendship that abounds in Sally's books. I wish there was a yarn store like this near me :)

Slow to start

I didn't like the narrator. Story had too much descriptive narrative that was unnecessary and detracted from the story.