Last Wool and Testament

September 1, 2012
Kath Rutledge loved Granny, owner of the Weaver's Cat, a fiber-arts store in Blue Plum, a small town in eastern Tennessee, but she doesn't much like Deputy Cole Dunbar, the police officer who stopped her for speeding as she rushed to Blue Plum for her grandmother's burial service. That was only her first encounter with Clod, as she began thinking of him. He was also there when she learned that Granny's house belonged to someone else, and, worse, he implied that Granny had something to do with the murder of the last resident of that same cottage. As Kath begins to wonder whom she can trust, she learns that her position at a museum has been eliminated, and a ghost begins to appear to her. The only anchors are the Weaver's Cat and the fiber-artists groupThank Goodness It's Fiberthat meets at the store, which is now hers. This is the first of a new series that should be popular with cozy fans. Includes both recipes and a knitting pattern.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2012, American Library Association.)