Title: Murder Comes Unraveled (A Flock & Fiber
Mystery #2)
Author: Veryl Ann Grace
Review: This is a mystery that moves along at a fair
pace while delving into current social hot topic- concerning the victim and her
brother. His bias is put forward in blunt terms and leaves no doubt were his
feelings lay on the subject. The story is written and allows the reader to
follow the plot to its conclusion. It also contained a fair bit of valuable
information about fairs and how stall holders operate. I also enjoyed the
information put forth about Great Pyrenees dogs and their working habits. I
would rate this book at four stars and would read other books by this writer.
Thanks Frank for this
review.
Publisher: Published October 30th
2012 by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
ISBN: 9781479100675
Page
Numbers: 252
Quick
Review: 4 out 5 stars
Why I Read
this Title: I enjoy a good mystery..
Synopsis: It’s a beautiful afternoon in May and set up
for The Black Hills Fiber Gathering is in full swing. Martha Williamson, owner
of The Spider’s Web—a shop specializing in spinning and weaving, is looking
forward to four glorious days of selling and talking fiber and fiber tools as
she organizes her booth and gets her alpaca settled in their stall. Then
Falcor, her Great Pyrenees, finds a body, and she is pulled into the agony of a
terrible accident. Or is it? As one person after another seems to have reason
for wanting the victim dead, Martha is more and more certain there was no
accident. However if it was murder, who did it and why? When there is another
attack and Martha is threatened, it becomes obvious that she needs to find the
answers. With her steadfast Great Pyrenees, Denali and Falcor, by her side,
Martha begins to unravel the mystery, but will she be fast enough to forestall
a killer’s hand?
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