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Southern Quilting Mystery #4
Signet
August 2014
On Sale: August 5, 2014
Featuring: Beatrice Coleman; Wyatt
ISBN: 045146950X
EAN: 9780451469502
Kindle: B00HZ1EE54
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Mystery Cozy
As the leaves begin to fall in idyllic Dappled Hills,
someone puts too fine a point on a local ladies’ man.
Fortunately, the detective skills of quilter Beatrice
Coleman are a cut above the rest... The Village Quilters of Dappled Hills, North Carolina, are
desperate to finish their quilts before an upcoming show. To
help, fellow member Posy has opened the back room of her
shop, the Patchwork Cottage, for everyone to use. But the
ladies are less than thrilled when Phyllis Stitt and Martha
Helmsley—members of their rival quilting guild, the
Cut-Ups—ask to join them. Phyllis is hoping to leave the Cut-Ups and join up with the
Village Quilters now that Martha’s dating her ex-fiancé,
Jason Gore. She’s not pleased when he visits the shop and
even more upset when her new shears disappear. After
offering to search for them, Beatrice discovers Jason with
the shears buried in his unfaithful heart. Now she must
sharpen her sleuthing skills to find a killer before someone
else’s life is cut short.… INCLUDES QUILTING TIPS!
Southern Quilting Mystery
Comments
3 comments posted.
Re: Shear Trouble
I'm also a firm believer in lists, but do mine a little
differently. I used to think that being on dial-up is a
curse, but it's turned out to be a blessing!! My list is
always written out in long-hand, for starters. Because I
volunteered to teach a knitting class once a week, I have my
knitting nearby, so that when a page is loading, I can get a
few stitches knitted on the project that I'm working on. I
also keep an open book handy at my side for the same reason.
When I finish, I always have a review of the book in my
head, so I can write it down on the site needed. As for
things I need to do, if a page is taking a while to load, I
can start on one of my easier projects that are nearby, so
that I can keep an eye on the computer from time to time.
Once in a while, I'll try one of the harder projects. It's
always nice too see one of them marked off'' Since I'm
always used to multi-tasking anyway, I try not to let these
chores bother me, and I also try to beg my Husband nicely
when I see him sittin in his chair, reading a book. That's
when I start to come unglued a little, because I don't want
to carry the burden myself!! I'm anxious to read your
latest book, because the characters, the setting, and the
story line, are things that interest me a great deal. This
would make a great Fall read for me!! I'm sure I'd enjoy
it, since we seem to think alike!! Congratulations!!
(Peggy Roberson 10:28am August 19, 2014)
Thanks so much, Peggy! I hope you'll enjoy the book. And it's
great to hear from someone who also loves lists and multi-
tasking!
(Elizabeth Craig 7:36am August 20, 2014)
I'm a lister myself, and your advice really rings true. Thanks so much!
(Julia Tagan 12:02pm August 20, 2014)
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