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Quilty as Charged

By: Maggie Bailey
Narrated by: Allyson Johnson
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Summary

Lydia Barnes has to thread the needle in order to discover the killer locked in with her amidst a sewing retreat in this second installment of the series, perfect for fans of Amanda Flower and Molly MacRae.

Lydia Barnes has made the picturesque town of Peridot, Georgia her home. But as the new owner of the Measure Twice fabric store, all financial burdens fall on her. In an effort to unspool herself from this tangle of thread and boost the stores income, she invites her regular customers to a sewing retreat at her friend Frans Cherry Log mountain home. In between sewing lessons and quick lunches, a severe winter storm approaches. When Frans body is discovered murder is the only explanation, and the remaining six attendants are all suspects.

Trapped with the power and phone lines out, Lydia is restless to unmask Frans murderer. With the help of Auden, the cabins caretaker, Lydia must unravel the hidden lives of people she considered close neighbors and even friendsespecially when another body is found along with a suicide note and a suspicious confession.

In a daring plan to uncover the killer, Lydia must risk it all, including her life, before she is cut asunder and the bobbin runs out.

Amateur Sleuths Cosy Mystery Women Sleuths Murder Crime
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