Knitting Can Be Murder!
I’m not a cop. I’m a soon-to-be-ex-wife, and former full-time mom who works part-time at the local yarn store. The biggest mystery I’ve ever solved is finding a missing knitting needle tucked behind my ear after spending all morning looking for it.
Someone in Harmony Lake is trying to stitch me up for murder.
In a small town where everyone has a secret they want to … everyone has a secret they want to keep hidden, no one is talking to the out-of-town cop who’s been brought in to solve the case. So, armed with everything I’ve learned from watching murder mysteries on TV, and a little help from my friends, it’s up to me to find the real killer and clear my name.
Can I knit the clues together and expose the killer before they unravel and kill again?
I hope so, because knitting needles aren’t allowed in prison, and I look horrible in orange.
This ebook includes a link to a free knitting pattern
If you like your cozy mysteries with a bit of humour, small town Canadian life, a hint of romance, a close circle of quirky, lovable characters that you wish you knew in real life, dogs and cats, and free knitting patterns, there’s something in this series for you
Clean read: no graphic violence, sex, or strong language.
Other books in the series:
- Knit One Murder Two
- Killer Cables
- Murder & Merino
- Twisted Stitches
- Son of a Stitch
- Crime Skein
- Sins & Needles
- Rest in Fleece
Knit One Murder Two is a stand alone story. Each book ends with a solved mystery, though the characters lives progress throughout the series. The books can be read in any order.
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Megan has so many things stacked against her, how can you not read to the end to find out what happens!
Reagan Davis created a cast of characters to both love and hate (I so wanted to see someone slap that husband of hers upside the head). The small town feeling engulfed you in a warm, cozy feeling, until you realized, as did Megan, that it wasn’t an outsider who was the killer-it was one of their own. The clues are well placed, and so is the hint of future romance. I have to admit, when I finished the book, I went to my craft closet and looked longingly at my knitting basket. The author shares enough knowledge and love of knitting to make you want to squeeze a soft and fuzzy skein of yarn. Already downing book 2!!
This review is for the audio book.
I really enjoyed this book, this is the first book by this author that I have read or listened to but it won’t be the last, especially if there are more books in this series. Even if you aren’t interested in knitting you should give this book a go because other than tangling you up in knots trying to work out who the killer is, the knitting references was just in passing and the mystery was the main focus. I actually liked the fact that the main character worked in a wool shop it was a nice change to the usual book store or food establishment that you usually find in cozy mysteries. The characters were like able and a liked the small town Canadian vibe of the book where everybody knows each other and you can keep a cat in your shop. It was also nice the fact that the main character is getting a divorce but is still on speaking terms with the cheating husband give or take, it added a nice dimension to her home life and opened it up to some romance. The mystery it’s self was interesting with plenty of suspects and twists and I liked how the murderer got caught. I will be looking out for the next book.
Megan’s day is off to a bad start when she wakes up to the message that her soon to be ex husband is cheating on her with a married woman and her husband wants to met. It doesn’t help that she missed a local meeting getting the bad news and the chairman calls her out about it in the middle of the street. Then the man she meets informs her that his wife is a junior at her husband law firm and if he doesn’t quit then the partner’s will be informed. She then has to drop of some forgotten wool only to find the man that accosted her dead in his cereals. Could things get any worse? Apparently yes the dead man was also trying to blackmail Megan’s husband and the police are looking at the two of them like suspects. Megan can’t let her daughter grow up without either of her parent’s and decide to look into the murder herself. With everybody keeping secrets from the police will she be the one to unravel the ball. Knitting might be her passion but when her freedom and her husband is threatened it will take more than two murders and a frame up job to stop Megan.
I liked the narrator. This is the first book I have listened to her narrate but I hope it won’t be the last because she does a good job and made it interesting.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
Wow!!! This was an awesome book!! I love the way the author brought everything together, how every character related to each other and played off each other to create the circumstances that led up to the murders. A surprise at every turn!! I can’t wait to read the next book!!
Thoroughly enjoyed this book. It’s first in a series, and I will definitely read the others. Set in Canada, it’s about an amateur sleuth who works in a yarn shop. She solves crimes and I found her to be smart and effective at her job.
Looking forward to reading more of her adventures. If you enjoy cozy mysteries, I think you’ll enjoy this book.
Knit One, Murder Two was a great read. There were many twists and turns about what was happening in Harmony Lake. It had me guessing throughout the book trying to figure out who the murderer was and I couldn’t decide. The relationships in this book were terrific. The camaraderie was outstanding; how concerned they were for each other, the genuine friendship and the love they shared for one another. Since Eric was new in town and no one was willing to divulge information, I liked how Meg shared information she gathered while talking with other people and how she came to trust Eric. I can see a relationship starting to blossom here. I definitely recommend this book to all who enjoy cozy mysteries. This is the beginning of a new series with Meg and the others living in Harmony Lake.
Reagan Davis is a new author for me and I found her through Kindle Unlimited. I enjoy knitting, reading, and cozy mysteries so this series is a good fit. I liked this first book in this series very much. I look forward to getting to know Megan and her crew. Good clean fun.
Loved the characters. Looking forward to the next book.
I enjoyed this book! The characters were enjoyable and there was a lot of humor throughout the story. Megan has a testy relationship with her husband who will soon be her ex-husband. There’s someone who knows some secrets about them. There’s someone who ends up murdered. The story has a small town setting. It was a fun cozy mystery!
I really enjoyed this book; I found it to be well-written, good characters and most of all fun to listen too.
The narrator does a really good job of bringing this story to life.
I received this audiobook for free and wanted to give an honest opinion.
It was okay