books by Maggie Sefton

books by Maggie Sefton

books:

Maggie Sefton

Needled to Death (Knitting Mysteries, No. 2)

Maggie Sefton

Berkley, 2005

Love this series
This is the second of the series featuring cpa Kelly, who continues to feel at home in her aunts cottage in northern CO. I love to knit and spin and really like these books as light reading. "Needled to Death" gave me some tense moments, due to thinking that Kelly ...

Dying to Sell (Real Estate Mysteries, No. 1)

Maggie Sefton

Worldwide Mystery, 2007

Thoroughly enjoyed.
Maggie Sefton is a magical writer who combines humor and mystery to keep you interested and laughing from beginning to end. The suspects always keep you guessing who done it until the very end.

Fleece Navidad (Knitting Mysteries, No. 6)

Maggie Sefton

Berkley Hardcover, 2008

charming Colorado cozy
The holiday season has come to Fort Connor, Colorado. Kelly Flynn and her friends befriend the newcomer who has come to the House of Lamb craft shop to socialize. Claudia Miller has moved from Florida to look for husband number four and she thinks she has found her ...

A Deadly Yarn (Knitting Mysteries, No. 3)

Maggie Sefton

Berkley, 2006

great cozy mystery for the avid knitter
If I'm not knitting wool, I'm spinning it or weaving it. When I take the time to read, if I don't read a non-fiction about something in the fiber arts, I read a mystery novel. This is another good Maggie Sefton mystery and it kept me reading it every free moment I ...

Dyer Consequences (Knitting Mysteries, No. 5)

Maggie Sefton

Berkley Hardcover, 2008

dyer consequences
i really like this series of knitting mysteries - this one was no exception - you feel like you're really getting to know the characters in each book - looking forward to the next book in the series!

A Killer Stitch (Knitting Mysteries, No. 4)

Maggie Sefton

Berkley, 2008

MORE OF A GOOD THING
I've read all of the books in this series, and like the others, was sorry to get to the end of it. Kelly and the gang seem like a growing family, we get new characters with each one, and I find that it's like a comfy blanket, the more I'm with it, the better it gets. ...

Knit One, Kill Two (Knitting Mysteries, No. 1)

Maggie Sefton

Berkley Book, 2005

Monica Ferris at her best again
If you liked the other books written by Monica Ferris, you will like this one. Well written. The plot keeps you in suspense until the end of the book. Humour is there as well. And all around good book that you must have by your bedside.