Ocean Waves (A Quilting Mystery)
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| Rating | : | 4.59 (542 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00CH7HPQQ |
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| Number of Pages | : | 353 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-05-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Now tangled up in a bundle of trouble, Dewey is facing a notorious "ghost," a mysterious missing woman, a stolen heirloom sewing box, and a mountain lion on the looseand that's before she stumbles across the dead body. But her plan is ruined by Mercedes Madsen, the militant conference organizer who acts more like a dictator than a director. Quilt shop owner Dewey Pellicano intends to mix business with pleasure at the Sewing-by-the-Sea Symposium in Asilomar, California. Armed only with blueprint fabric and her wits, Dewey must try to find a pattern in this crazy quilt of a murder mystery.Praise for Terri Thayer's Old Maid's Puzzle:"A near perfect cozy mystery."—Cozy Library"Extremely well written, the book not only kept me turning pages, but had me nodding delightedly at the dead-aim Terri takes on the contemporary quilting world."—A Charmed Life, the blog of Quilting Arts features editor, Cate Prato
She belongs to the Sisters in Crime and Mystery Writers of America organizations, and has been an active member in several quilting associations in the Santa Clara Valley. Originally from the East Coast, she now lives in San Jose and travels to quilt shows and conventions year round. About the AuthorTerri Thayer is the author of the Quilting Mysteries (Midnight Ink) and the Stamping Sisters Mysteries (Penguin). Visit her online at TerriThayer.
Loved this third book in the series. I am a sucker for quilting stories. I have read her first two books. Even met the author at a quilt show. Enjoyed the story and looking forward to more.. Dru Love said Good Story. This was a very enjoyable story and it gave me some ideas of how to approach my quilting projects.. Sally Charette said Great Read. I enjoyed this segment of Dewey's life. I now have to wait until Terri Thayer writes the next installment. This is wonderful, I enjoyed each page.
Originally from the East Coast, she now lives in San Jose and travels to quilt shows and conventions year round. She belongs to the Sisters in Crime and Mystery Writers of America organizations, and has been an active member in several quilting associations in the Santa Clara Valley. Visit her online at TerriThay