The S.H.E. Group is at it again in A Crafter Quilts a Crime.
The holidays are over and it's now time for the Fire and Ice Festival. Sammy has a wonderful idea for the festival, but when it turns into a gruesome event, the S.H.E group, which consists of Sammy, Heidi and Ellie, find themselves in hot water with the police department.
Events leave the group struggling to save relationships, loved ones and for one member, her own life.
This is a fast paced story and can certainly be read as a stand alone.
The story was well written and held my attention from beginning to end.
I'm looking forward to reading more about this close knit group of people.
Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for approving me to read this book.

I loved this book. Couldn't put it down. I loved the small hometown and craft shop setting. It would be a good read snuggled up with a mug of hot chocolate and fresh baked cookies with glitter icing. I would recommend this book to someone want a clean mystery.

When a member of the local quilting club dies, local store-owner Samantha “Sammy”, her sister Ellie & cousin Heidi take it upon themselves to solve the murder. Heidi & Sammy are dating members of the local police force and their exploits are not entirely helpful, or above-board.

I believe that this is the third book in a series, but it does stand alone. It’s lovely to find a “clean” read these days, and this is one you could share with your granny comfortably. It is very typical of the cosy mystery genre, with little plot twists and bumps, though the storyline in the middle does get rather far-fetched and unbelievable! I really liked the way that the quilt was central to the story, though it could have been developed even more.
It reminded me a lot of the craft-themed mystery stories by Laura Childs, and whilst it didn’t feel particularly fresh & new, I did enjoy it and it would be a lovely book to read on one of those cold winter evenings curled up by the fire with a mug of hot chocolate!

Disclosure: I received an advance copy of this book from NetGalley. All opinions are my own.
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