How to Knit a Murder - Rilegato

Praise for Murder Wears Mittens
 
“The Seaside Knitters go all out to solve another murder . . . This one keeps you guessing a bit longer than usual and features such caring sleuths you can't help but like them.” —Kirkus Reviews
 
“An intriguing murder . . . Izzy and her fellow Seaside Knitters feel an obligation to find the
truth . . . Happily, a sock pattern is appended.” —Booklist
 
“Goldenbaum has created an idyllic world in which good friends, good works, and discussing the passage of time and changes in the community are as important as solving crimes. A knitting pattern for socks rounds out the volume.” —Publishers Weekly
 
“A beautifully written mystery full of warmth and surprises.”
—Nancy Pickard, New York Times bestselling author
 
“I was utterly charmed by the Seaside Knitters and their cozy community.”
—Bestselling author Laurien Berenson
 
More praise for the Seaside Knitters Mysteries
 
“Add a cup of tea, a roaring fire, and you’ve got the perfect cozy evening.”
—New York Times bestselling author Rhys Bowen
 
“Goldenbaum’s plotting is superb, her characters are richly drawn . . . and her prose is seamless.”
—Richmond Times-Dispatch
 
“The Seaside Knitters are a wonderful group of friends who care about each other, and readers will care about them, too.”
—New York Times bestselling author Nancy Pickard
 
“A delight and a treasure—as engaging and unpredictable as a gorgeous New England afternoon.”
—Award-winning author Hank Phillippi Ryan
 
"Invites you once again to imagine yourself in a charming, if homicidal town."
—Kirkus Reviews
 
"A charming debut . . . an ideal beach read."
—Publishers Weekly

Sally Goldenbaum is the author of over forty novels, most recently the Seaside Knitters Mystery Series set in the fictional town of Sea Harbor, Massachusetts. Born in Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Sally now lives in Gloucester, Massachusetts, with her husband, Don. In addition to writing mysteries, Sally has taught philosophy, Latin, and creative writing, edited bioethics and veterinary healthcare journals, and worked in public television at WQED Pittsburgh (then home to Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood). Visit her at www.sallygoldenbaum.com.