I’ve read and enjoyed other knitting stories, but this one really grabbed my interest. It’s a clever little plot and I honestly didn’t figure out the killer until it was revealed at the end. The ending is very swift and leaves it open for the author to continue the series so you’ll have to read the other books to see where Kelly ends up. I thought the style of writing and emotions displayed by the characters was more developed than some of the other knitting mystery books I’ve read, and I like the bold personalities that the author has created for her characters. In my opinion it’s a good book, and I hope the rest of the series is as fun to read.

The book also includes knitting patterns for a chunky scarf and a shell top, and there is a recipe for the cinamon buns – all are refered to through the book so if you’re inspired to get creating the information is all there for you!

This book came to me highly recommended, but I could hardly make it through it. It wasn’t like it was a bad book, not bad enough to put down, but it was light on action or exposition. I found it very dry.