A Yarn Shop to Die For (A Wonderland Books Cozy Mystery Book 5)
By M.P. Black
On the anniversary of her mom’s death, Alice joins her friends at a new knitting club at Blithedale’s yarn shop. But when the host is murdered—with a knitting needle piercing her heart—old mysteries begin to unravel.
Why would the killer brazenly commit murder in a room full of people? Who’s sending poison-pen postcards? And what role did Alice’s mom play in the decades-old scandal that sent the local minister and his family packing?
Alice must dig deep to catch the killer. And face the horrifying possibility that her mom may be to blame for Blithedale’s greatest injustice.
Welcome back to Blithedale! Join Alice and her friends in book 5 of the Wonderland Books Cozy Mystery series for a tangled mystery—and an ode to small-town friendships.
What readers say about M.P. Black’s books:
★★★★★ “If you enjoy mysteries, this is a must-read!”
★★★★★ “A great adventure, looking forward to reading more from this author.”
★★★★★ “The story unfolded straight away and I wanted to get to know all the people.”
On the anniversary of her mom’s death, Alice joins her friends at a new knitting club at Blithedale’s yarn shop. But when the host is murdered—with a knitting needle piercing her heart—old mysteries begin to unravel.
Why would the killer brazenly commit murder in a room full of people? Who’s sending poison-pen postcards? And what role did Alice’s mom play in the decades-old scandal that sent the local minister and his family packing?
Alice must dig deep to catch the killer. And face the horrifying possibility that her mom may be to blame for Blithedale’s greatest injustice.
Welcome back to Blithedale! Join Alice and her friends in book 5 of the Wonderland Books Cozy Mystery series for a tangled mystery—and an ode to small-town friendships.
What readers say about M.P. Black’s books:
★★★★★ “If you enjoy mysteries, this is a must-read!”
★★★★★ “A great adventure, looking forward to reading more from this author.”
★★★★★ “The story unfolded straight away and I wanted to get to know all the people.”