And Then You Dye
A Needlecraft Mystery, Book 16
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Narrated by:
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Susan Boyce
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By:
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Monica Ferris
About this listen
At Crewel World - the needlework shop in Excelsior, Minnesota, run by Betsy Devonshire - an array of beautifully hand-dyed yarns are supplied by Hailey Brent, an avid hand-dyer as well as a customer. But shortly after her most recent delivery of yarn, Hailey is found dead in her home, with a gunshot wound to the head.
Betsy can't imagine who might have killed Hailey, but she is determined to find out. Her investigation takes her into the world of dye stuffs and mordants and the plants that are grown to produce colors for all kinds of textiles. Fascinating stuff, indeed - except when it leads to murder.
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- Mrs. J. Hirst
- 15-07-22
enjoyable crime.
I enjoyed the continual thread of the life around Crewel World. it's such a good story to listen to while doing my own crafts.
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- Grandma "B"
- 12-04-23
Convoluted final outcome,but still worth listening
A little more convoluted than previous in the series. Nevertheless well worth the time spent.
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- Ms Lixie
- 14-06-14
Very obvious plot
At one point in the story someone mentions that it doesn't usually take months for the shop owner to solve the mystery. "Months?" I thought. "How can this have taken more than a day or two?". The culprit really is obvious from about 1/3 of the way through despite the very obvious red herrings plonked down all over the place. The amercian narrator is r.e.a.d.i.n.g .v.e.r.y. c.a.r.e.f.u.l.l.y to make sure everything can be heard but as a result sounds like she's recording an audio book for children. I chose this because I found the previous books entertaining and needed something to listen to as I was packing to leave the house but I wouldn't get another with this narrator.
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- Anonymous User
- 16-02-23
Mystery?
Way too easy to solve! This aythor tends to concentrate on the cosy aspekt of the genre. If she marketed them as feelgood with a bit of suspence more reagera would be happy.
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