Knitorious Murder Mysteries, Books 1-3

A Knitorious Murder Mysteries Collection

De: Reagan Davis

Narrado por: Zim Avaltrades

The Knitorious Murder Mystery Collection, Books 1-3 contains the first three books in the Knitorious Murder Mystery series.

Knitting can be murder!

I’m not a cop. I’m an almost-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 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.

If you like your cozy mysteries with a bit of humor, small-town Canadian life, a hint of romance, a close circle of quirky, lovable characters you wish you knew in real life, dogs and cats, and free knitting patterns, there's something in this series for you.

Clean listen: no graphic violence, sex, or strong language.

Included stories: Knit One Murder Two, Killer Cables, and Murder & Merino

Download The Knitorious Murder Mystery, Books 1-3 and start unravelling the mysteries in three entertaining cozy mysteries today!

©2020 Carpe Filum Press (P)2021 Carpe Filum Press

GREAT STORY BUT DIFFICULT TO LISTEN TO

THE GOOD: Very good stories. The author is either a knitter or a researcher because the references to knitting seem believable. The characters are likable and the setting is cozy. There are enough clues to figure out who the culprit is before they are completely revealed but not so much as to ruin the ending. Very clever use of technology when texts are being read and when two characters are speaking at the same time.

THE DIFFICULT: The narrator's voice is a problem for me. The main character sounds too young and babyish when she talks but not so much when she is "thinking". The other character's voices are unbelievable and quite cringe worthy. The men sound creepy and talk too slowly. Almost like robots. The character's "mom" figure, Connie, sounds like a wicked witch in a cartoon. All in all if I lived in that town and the people sounded like this I'd have to move.
I've only listened to 2/3 stories and will finish up the third and hope it gets better.

Great stories, horrible narrator

These stories were fun and engaging, with a nice growth of characters and relationships. As a knitter, I chose them because they sounded intriguing and included knitting. Unfortunate choice of narrator almost made me quit, however. I think with a different narrator, I would follow this series all the way through.

Just ok

The story itself is a pleasant slower moving cozy mystery with a slow romance. The reader appears to be very new to the job and speaks intermittently in character and the sometimes reads the story in jerky phrases. This bothered me so much that I stopped listening. Would recommend reading the books like I did. The characters are nice and the mystery story solid.

narrator

I returned this as the narrator could not be tolerated.. The middleaged character was given a robotic teenage voice. The story may have been good......

the reader reads with a flat monotone

The reader read with a flat, boring voice. Her voices for the different characters were awful. This was not fun to listen to! The stories were good, though.