Thursday, April 21, 2011

Crewel Yule by Monica Ferris

Murder is in the air everywhere - even at a needlework show. Betsy Devonshire, owner of the shop Crewel World, finds herself snowed in at the convention hotel in Nashville along with her policewoman friend, Jill, and employee, Godwin. When another shop owner, Belle Hammermill, falls over the railing, plummeting down nine stories into the middle of the atrium, even the most avid sewers look up from their tatting. Everyone, of course, assumes the fall to be an accident. However, as Betsy, Jill, and Godwin start talking to the show's attendees, they begin to learn that a selfish and devious Belle had plenty of enemies - and they are all in the hotel.


A nice cozy. Light and quick to read. The murderer wasn't a surprise. I enjoyed some of the descriptions of the needlework. 

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