About the book
Death at the Knitting Circle
Mabel Finch knew the charity blanket had gone wrong before anyone screamed. It lay across the trestle table in the parish hall like a small, well-behaved meadow, all sage squares and cream borders, all elderly patience and raffle-ticket virtue, except for the stitch near the centre. One dropped loop. One loose mouth of wool, dark as tea left too long in the pot.