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Late summer blooms in beautiful Sea Harbor, Massachusetts, and while a harvest thrives, Izzy Chambers Perry and the other Seaside Knitters will need to cast on their sleuthing skills to save a local farm. Unfortunately, finding a killer can be like looking for a needle in a haystack....

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Loved this!

I highly recommend this book , its a wonderful read and great to knit or crochet to for those who are fiber artist. For those who are not I'd still get the whole series!

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  • Laura
  • Starksboro, VT
  • 07-20-16

Great!

It was an amazing book and telling as always!!!!!! I can't wait until the next book!!!

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A little too cosy.

This was my first read of this author, probably the last, way too slow!

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Lovely images created by the author

Although the writing is, at times, quite good, the story often drags. The reader has a soap opera approach that I found more annoying than helpful. I think he is attempting to heighten the drama. I did not appreciate it, since it mostly made the book go more slowly.

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Totally enjoyed

I really didn't "not enjoy" any thing. As in other books, some times the author goes on and on in her descriptions or a character's musings, but it did not detract in this story. I've read almost all of the rest of the series, and this may be about the best yet.

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  • ML
  • 09-21-16

Very Slow

At almost 2 hours into the book...still no murder. Too slow for me.

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Awful narration!

What did you like best about Murder at Lambswool Farm? What did you like least?

I wasn't able to listen to this book because the narrator was so bad.

What did you like best about this story?

I'm sure I would have liked the story, but I simply could not listen to this performance.

What didn’t you like about Julie McKay’s performance?

Her attempt to create different voices for these characters

Was Murder at Lambswool Farm worth the listening time?

No

Any additional comments?

I have read all the other books in this series and was looking forward to this one. Unfortunately I will have to wait to get a copy from the library. I wasted money on this -and waited too long to return it for a refund.

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No mystery, all filler

Any additional comments?

This book has no mystery at all. It's just monotonous description of perfect people being perfectly wonderful in their perfect little town.

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  • S Wood
  • 10-06-17

Good to knit to

I love to knit so I was drawn to this series of books. Considering all the deaths in the locality I am surprised anybody is left. By the time you have listened to a couple of books you can understand the formula and who is the killer within the first few chapters. But that is OK. These are not brain conundrums but gentle stories about life, friends, knitting and food and what you need with your knitting and a big mug of coffee. The narrator is brilliant with recognisable voices for all the characters which she not only maintains through the book but also through the series. I gave this book a lower rating simply because I had it figured out by the 3rd chapter - before the death!