This is such a great series and I really enjoyed this book too! I love cozies set around Halloween.

As always, one of my favorite parts of this series are the characters - I love the friendships and the knitters. The book continues to have that small town feel that you can imagine based on the descriptions.

The mystery starts when Pamela and Bettina find a dead body. There are several possibly suspects and red herrings and I didn’t guess the whodunit until just before the reveal.

Full review to come closer to publication date.

I received an arc of this book from netgalley for an honest review.
So first thing I absolutely Love this cover, and at the end it has a pattern / instructions for a knitting project and some receipes that were in the story.
I didn't realize that this book was part of a series, but I had no trouble following along with the characters and what was going on.
This story takes place around Halloween and everything was described very well with lots of detailing.
I really enjoyed the characters and the fact that they have a knitting club. I especially loved I think it was Harold who joined the club to help with his blood pressure as he is a lawyer and needs some relaxing time. He was very exact in his timing of things, like at 8 o'clock its time for food and tea.
I also had no idea who the killer was going to be until it was revealed. The people they questioned were all great as well, at one point they question a lady that has a llama farm. She wanted to sell them for bodyguarding sheep, but I guess thats a big market in New Jersey so she didn't get alot of buisness. She ended up going to visit Bettina and bringing an adorable llama, and she was a hoot.
This was a very good book, and I would definitley read more by this author, and from this series.

I really like this series! The characters are fun and relatable. I feel like they are friends now. The mysteries are good and well-developed. They keep me guessing until the end.

I enjoyed this book. It's fast paced and the characters are great. I really like how they interact and investigate. This was a interesting story and I didn't guess who the bad guy was. The reveal was interesting in how they came to the conclusion about who the murderer was. #KnitoftheLivingDead #NetGalley

The name Knit and Nibble always makes me smile, Well done characters and a plot that keeps you guessing all revolving around Halloween and murder. An enjoyable addition to the series.

A hairdresser is killed at the town Halloween bonfire in the park. Pamela and Bettina hear a scream, and a distressed young girl leads them to the body. Nell arrives and seeing the costume tells them it is Mary Lyons who was wearing that Little Bo Peep costume. However, they find out later that it wasn't Mary. They decide that the killer was looking for Mary, and they should warn her. Mary laughs at the idea, but Mary is later found dead in her yard.

This time, Nell helps Pamela and Bettina do their snooping. They find out about two people who are upset with Mary's blog with critical reviews of someone's knitting patterns and not advising their llama yarn. Then, there is yet another death in the small peaceful town of Arborville! Fortunately the police have Bettina to tell them who is guilty!

Love Ms Ehrhart's cozy mysteries. I recently became hooked and so glad I did. Thank you for the opportunity to read #6 and can't wait for the next and so on. A solid 4 star

Halloween costumes, mistaken idenities, yarn used as a weapon, mystery and murder all combine to give Pamela and Bettina their next opportunity to be sleuths, in their picturesque town of Arborville.

I enjoyed the latest adventure! So many things to love about this book - a well-written mystery and characters, the easy friendship between Peggy and Bettina, beautiful descriptions of Autumn in Arborville, the camaraderie of the Knit and Nibble group and the delicious food (I always snack when reading this series!) all make for a culinary/knitting mystery series that keeps me reading!

The mystery had several "red herrings" and I didn't guess "whodunit" until the end of the book. When I sit down to read this series, I feel like I'm visiting with "old friends" and I always have a great time!

I received an ARC from NetGalley. The opinions expressed are my own.

The six book in the series and it is still fantastic. Probably even better than the last. This one takes place around Halloween, so that is a new setting. The author's writing style is fabulous and the book is so comfortable and easy to read. I love the main characters who behave like regular folks, not crazy and not boring. Everything is just right in this series. It is one of my favorite cozy mystery series (I read a lot from that genre). Can hardly wait for the next in the series. I think the story line with the neighbor will be back and maybe the main character will give him a chance (and he'll become available). But, even if that doesn't unfold, I know the mystery will be great and following the main character will be enjoyable.

Through NetGalley, I received a free copy of KNIT OF THE LIVING DEAD (Book 6 of the Knit & Nibble Mysteries) by Peggy Ehrhart in exchange for an honest review. When the town of Arborville gathers for a Halloween celebration, the treats are upstaged by a nasty trick. A nursery rhyme character crosses genres to become the victim in a horror tale. Since the victim was a neighbor of a Knit & Nibbler, since the killer signed his work with thick strands of yarn, and since the police detective is exhibiting his usual incompetence, Pamela and Bettina embark on another investigation. They soon learn the victim was more of a firebreathing reptile than fairy tale princess. Can Pamela and Bettina find out who slayed the dragon without also becoming fodder for the killer's crusade?

I liked this book and enjoy the series. I recommend this book to fans of the series. I recommend the series to fans of Peggy Erhart and to fans of cozy mysteries featuring murder, small towns, special events, social groups, knitting, writers, mature heroes, and cats.

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A big thank you to NetGalley and Kensington Press for the ARC. I am voluntarily reviewing this book. This is a cozy mystery and part of a series. I was unclear about what the characters did for a living and the setting, as this was my first time reading this series. They acted.like they were in the UK, but it was set in New York. I found that odd. I enjoyed it but wasn't in love with the characters or storyline. I found it just ok. I am sure many will enjoy. 3 stars

The 6th installment in the Knit and Nibble series. I love books that are the holidays and Halloween is a perfect holiday for a mystery. At the towns Halloween parade Pamela and Bettina hear a scream and Little Bo Peep is found dead and it turns out another person all together had posted she was going as Bo Peep. Was she the intended victim? As it turns out she is later found dead and the knitting club ladies investigate to catch a killer. This is a good solid mystery and the story just keeps you engaged and making you want to stay up all night to finish it! Another great addition to this series.

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It's a Halloween costume celebration in the town but Bo Peep winds up murdered. Not the woman who posted on her blog that she would be so costumed, but another one entirely. Distressing, but the first one winds up murdered several days later! Thus, the four friends of the knitting club feel obliged to sleuth because it is clear that the local police don't comprehend certain things and don't seem interested in their value. Good plot, relatable and lively characters, and everyone using their wedding china for everyday meals. While I like the earlier books in the series, it is not necessary to have read them first in order to enjoy this one.
I requested and received a free ebook copy from Kensington Books via NetGalley. Thank you!

It was nice to see Pamela finally come to terms with her feelings for her next door neighbor. With every book I wish more and more that I could visit this fictional town.

As I've read a few of the other books in the series, it was fun returning to the Knit and Nibble group and the characters. The plot and storyline was well crafted and engaging and I loved the knitting pattern and recipes in the back. It's a fun book to read for Halloween.

I was unsure of what this book had in store for me the cover suggests innocence and playfulness, but what you actually get is a cleverly written murder mystery.
We are introduced to Pamela and her friends who are part of a knitting group in the town where they live, but when attending a Halloween bonfire things take a sinister turn for one inhabitant.
I can't say anymore because to do so would take away from the story, it is an enjoyable read with well thought out plot and characters.
I enjoyed reading this book but found it overly descriptive when the characters were eating and drinking, the food and drinks were described in great detail, the main characters coffee brewing being described in great detail everytime she made it as an example. That being said it's a minor annoyance and the book flows well managing to avoid murder mystery pitfalls I have seen appear in many a book.
The last chapter gives you a knitting pattern and two recipes to try, I loved the idea of including these to finish the book.
I will definitely be recommending it to others.

I have been following this series since the beginning. It continues to get better and better. The character development is excellent. The plot keeps me on my toes, wanting to read well into the night. It's hard to put the book down - so much so that I fell asleep late into the night with the book in my hands! I had an idea who the killer and was pleasantly surprised that three-quarters of the way through I found out in had been right.

I can't wait for the next book in the series!

The Knit and Nibble gang are back at it again in this Halloween installment of the series.
I enjoy the characters and the way they all come together to solve the mystery.

The Knit and Nibble gang is back and Fall has arrived in Arborville. While attending the town’s Halloween festival, Pamela and Bettina hear a scream and find a teenage couple who had snuck off into the woods have discovered a body. Turns out the woman in the costume was not the one who had originally planned to wear it and Pamela and Bettina share this with Nell and warn the woman that she may have been marked for murder and to be careful. When the woman herself is murdered, the three ladies begin sleuthing in earnest but are not swift enough to prevent yet another murder in their small town.

As the ladies continue to sift through clues, something is just hovering at the corner of Pamela’s mind that will help pull it all together. Now Pamela has to hope it comes to the surface before it all unravels and the killer gets away for good.

Another fun entry in this series. The Knit and Nibble group has a good mix of members and that adds to the storyline. Best part, aside from a solid whodunit, are the Knit project and Nibble recipes in each book. What’s not to love with all this series has to offer?