One of the things that I really like about CLOSE KNIT KILLER
is that
in the back, not only are there recipes, but knitting
patterns. Also, in the beginning of the books she lists all
of the main characters so you can always go back and find
out who is who.
Maggie Sefton combines mystery, laughter and friendship in
CLOSE KNIT KILLER. The story takes place in the town of Ft
Connors, CO. We get to meet up with Kelly who is not only a
CPA but
also a part time sleuth.
Much of the story line revolves around the murder of
Rizzoli who had spent time in prison for taking money from
innocent people . Rizzoli is found dead in his car.
There are several suspects. First we have Barbara. Her
father gave this man all of his saving and lost everything.
He also killed himself and Barbara blames Rizzoli for the
lose of her father. Than we have Morgan. He also, lost not
only his money, but his family, and home.
Maggie Sefton keeps readers guessing as to who the real
murderer
is. More and more clues are revealed against the two main
suspects. Maggie's way of writing is great. There are
several smaller story lines, but I never got confused.
Kelly has a very hard time believing that either Barbara or
Morgan could be the killers. She does everything to try and
find the real killer.
Maggie Sefton also writes about friendship. The friendship
storyline was one of my favorite part of CLOSE KNIT KILLER.
AS Pete's friends gather together to help out their friend
The grandfather that raised him has a heart attack. When
Pete goes to help his grandfather, he also has to decide
what to do with his niece. His sister left her with their
grandfather as she did not want to be a mother. Pete brings
his niece back to Ft Connors. Kelly and the group all take
turns helping Pete out by making sure his niece is not bored
in Ft Connors.
I can't wait for the next book to come out. I hope that
Maggie Sefton continues to write about this group of
characters for some time to come.
Springtime in Fort Connor, Colorado, is a breeze until a
veteran con man shows up in town. Everyone—including the
House of Lambspun knitters—is up in arms, and once again
it’s up to Kelly Flynn to untangle the threads of a
complicated crime…
Kelly’s good friend, the owner of the House of Lambspun, has
something exciting up her sleeve. Her knitting shop has
outgrown itself and she is looking to turn an old storage
building into a classroom space for her shop’s spinners and
weavers.
But when an old familiar face shows up in town, nerves
quickly become frayed…
Years ago Jared Rizzoli, a former financial advisor,
operated a Ponzi scheme that defrauded countless Fort Connor
residents—including Barbara, one of the shop’s knitters.
Jared went to jail for his crime, but after being released
for good behavior, he’s back to ruin more lives.
When Jared is found dead in his car outside of Lambspun,
Barbara becomes a prime suspect, much to the shock of the
knitting community. To save one of their own, Kelly and her
friends need to sort through a long list of fleeced suspects
to pin the crime on the true killer…
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