In the new Yarn Retreat mystery, Casey discovers that travel can be dangerous, but travel writing can be deadly . . . Yarn retreat host Casey Feldstein has solved more murders than she can count, but this is the first time she feels like committing one. A former TV heartthrob is leading a seminar for travel writers at Vista Del Mar, and when he's not making excessive demands of the staff, his people are disrupting her yarn sessions. Casey would love to take the condescending man down a peg or two, but someone beats her to it, as she discovers when she stumbles over his dead body. What strikes Casey most about this murder is the number of ready suspects. The victim's assistants willingly admit that they resented him for his arrogant mistreatment, and his writing students are openly grumbling about the empty promises he made. With so many potential culprits and a yarn retreat that's unraveling before her eyes, Casey's at the end of her rope. Until she finally unearths a vital clue—and faces down a killer who won't hesitate to kill again . . .   Includes notes on a loom project and a tasty cookie recipe! Praise for the Yarn Retreat Mysteries: "e;A cozy mystery that you won't want to put down. It combines cooking, knitting and murder in one great book!"e; —Fresh Fiction on Yarn to Go "e;If you haven't read this series yet, I highly recommend giving it a go. The mystery will delight you, and afterward you'll be itching to start a knitting or crochet project of your own."e;  —Cozy Mystery Book Reviews "e;The California seaside is the backdrop to this captivating cozy that will have readers heading for the yarn store in droves."e; —Debbie's Book Bag on Yarn to Go  About the Author: Betty Hechtman is the national bestselling author of the Crochet Mysteries, Yarn Retreat Mysteries, Writer for Hire Mysteries, and Crochet and Crumpet Mysteries. She grew up on the South Side of Chicago and has a degree in Fine Arts.  Since college, she has studied everything from improv comedy to magic. She has written newspaper and magazine pieces, short stories, screenplays and a middle-grade mystery. She lives with her family and stash of yarn in Southern California.

In the new Yarn Retreat mystery, Casey discovers that travel can be dangerous, but travel writing can be deadly . . . Yarn retreat host Casey Feldstein has solved more murders than she can count, but this is the first time she feels like committing one. A former TV heartthrob is leading a seminar for travel writers at Vista Del Mar, and when he's not making excessive demands of the staff, his people are disrupting her yarn sessions. Casey would love to take the condescending man down a peg or two, but someone beats her to it, as she discovers when she stumbles over his dead body. What strikes Casey most about this murder is the number of ready suspects. The victim's assistants willingly admit that they resented him for his arrogant mistreatment, and his writing students are openly grumbling about the empty promises he made. With so many potential culprits and a yarn retreat that's unraveling before her eyes, Casey's at the end of her rope. Until she finally unearths a vital clue—and faces down a killer who won't hesitate to kill again . . .   Includes notes on a loom project and a tasty cookie recipe! Praise for the Yarn Retreat Mysteries: "e;A cozy mystery that you won't want to put down. It combines cooking, knitting and murder in one great book!"e; —Fresh Fiction on Yarn to Go "e;If you haven't read this series yet, I highly recommend giving it a go. The mystery will delight you, and afterward you'll be itching to start a knitting or crochet project of your own."e;  —Cozy Mystery Book Reviews "e;The California seaside is the backdrop to this captivating cozy that will have readers heading for the yarn store in droves."e; —Debbie's Book Bag on Yarn to Go  About the Author: Betty Hechtman is the national bestselling author of the Crochet Mysteries, Yarn Retreat Mysteries, Writer for Hire Mysteries, and Crochet and Crumpet Mysteries. She grew up on the South Side of Chicago and has a degree in Fine Arts.  Since college, she has studied everything from improv comedy to magic. She has written newspaper and magazine pieces, short stories, screenplays and a middle-grade mystery. She lives with her family and stash of yarn in Southern California.