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Seaside Knitters, Book 7

De: Sally Goldenbaum

Narrado por: Julie McKay

The sun is shining in Sea Harbor and a group of friends, the Seaside Knitters, are spending Thursday evenings knitting the sweetest of gifts—a baby blanket. But as the due date draws near, they find they must take time away from their needles and yarn to confront a murder and untangle a mystery before a certain baby is brought into the world...

It’s an exciting time for yarn shop owner Izzy Chambers Perry. She and her new husband are expecting a baby, and all of Sea Harbor seems to be rejoicing with them. As a mother-to-be, Izzy is having a heady summer—full of bike rides, runs along the shore, and time spent with her aunt Nell and the other Seaside Knitters—until the day she spots an abandoned baby car seat and hand-knit blanket on the beach. Izzy immediately recognizes the blanket’s material—a soft yellow angora yarn she displayed in her shop window last fall. Maybe it’s the hormones, but Izzy has a terrible premonition, and when she realizes no one is claiming the car seat, she shoves it in her trunk. Soon it starts taking over her thoughts and her dreams. What happened to the baby who once sat inside it?

Unfortunately, Izzy’s fear of something bad happening comes true when a young man who did odd jobs at her doctor’s clinic is killed during a scuba dive. When Izzy discovers the man was actually murdered and is connected to the abandoned car seat, the crime becomes too close for comfort and Izzy asks her aunt Nell and knitting pals to investigate. It’ll take the Seaside Knitters’ careful attention to patterns—and their fierce commitment to bringing Izzy and Sam’s baby into a peaceful town—to knit this mystery together...

©2013 Sally Goldenbaum (P)2014 Audible, Inc.

Great to Knit with

I really enjoyed knitting to it... very calming. I can't wait for the next one.

Another Delightful Story

Wonderfully written. Captivating and mesmerizing. And I absolutely love the way Julie McKay tells the story. You truly feel as if you are there.

She did it again!!

Sally Goldenbaum has done it again! What a great mystery this was. She kept me guessing through the whole book. The narration was fantastic! Love these books!!!

I just like this series ☺️

I don’t dislike this production. These books are me guilty pleasure. It talks about friends food and knitting, what’s not to love?

Great cast of characters

I love knitting and listening to this series. I’m hoping for more episodes to come.

Did not disappoint!!

A good "listen"! Kept my interest to the end. Have enjoyed the series. Am looking forward to the next one.

Another winner

Sally Goldenbaum has crafted another good installment in the Seaside Knitters series, with all the twists of earlier installments. The characters continue to grow with each installment. Julie McKay, as always, brings everything to life. I highly recommend this book and series to fans of cozy mysteries. I recommend starting with the first in the series.

Nell is a terrible character

Nell (one of the main characters) is easily one of the most annoying characters in any cozy mystery I own. She is nosy, but not in that endearing way. She's in everyone's business uninvited, and worse, she acts like she is entitled to nose around absolutely everywhere. The epitome of a bored old lady who stirs up trouble & gets in everyone's way. This could be endearing if she didn't also act snooty & entitled. Her "my life is perfect" shtick gets old fast. She is genuinely the worst. Izzy is a close second.

The only reason I keep up with this series is because I love Birdie so much & Cass too. A lot of the side characters are also a lot of fun & they make the story really enjoyable. The stories themselves are also fun mysteries to follow. Sometimes it gets frustrating as a reader to get left out of some big clues. But this book did a better job of giving us the info we need to solve the whodunit. If I could boot Nell out of the series it would be perfect!