Dead Men Don't Crochet

I just started to read this book and so far it is pretty good. This book has characters that people would love to hate and in my opinion if a book does not have someone to hate then it might not be a good book. The character that I do not like is the Detective Heather. She may be the good guy in this book and the other book but I just don't care for her. It's not because she is a knitter because I am a knitter and a crocheter... Read Full Review

Cute, light mystery with intersting characters. I read the first in the series, and this is a nice follow up.

Very charming storyline and likable characters. A little bit of romance with a good mystery/sleuth storyline. A good book to read over a weekend. I really like the crochet detail in the book and the extra insight into crochet; instructions, history, different varieties... Added bonuses for the crochet pattern and recipe in the back**looking forward to reading the next in the series.

I haven't read the first in this series, but I sure loved Dead Men Don't Crochet. The characters were great fun because they all had such different personalities. The plot was intriguing and clever, and the author did a superior job of tying up all the loose threads in the end. As a person who knows nothing about crocheting, I enjoyed the way Molly Pink, the protagonist, gradually improved her crocheting skills as she simultaneously... Read Full Review

This second-in-a-series of Molly Pink crochet murder mysteries is a delight. The characters are believable, and Molly herself is an adroit observer of life and its many layers. I especially enjoy how the characters interact and deal with the outside tugs at their lives. Crisply written for an entirely enjoyable read. Can't wait for the third installment.