Double Cross (Someday Quilts Series #3)

by Clare O'Donohue

Overview

Find out why cozy fans and quilters alike are in stiches over the Someday Quilts Mystery series.

Nell Fitzgerald and the Someday Quilts ladies are asked to lead a quilting workshop at a new bed and breakfast in upstate New York. However, the retreat quickly takes an unexpected dark turn. When a body is found in the woods, and one of their own is the chief suspect, the ladies must rely on their craftiest thinking as they embark on their most personal case yet with smart, sassy Nell leading the charge to clear her friend's name.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781101460986
Publisher:	Penguin Publishing Group
Publication date:	09/28/2010
Series:	Someday Quilts Series , #3
Sold by:	Penguin Group
Format:	eBook
Pages:	304
Sales rank:	505,044
File size:	412 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Clare O’Donohue is the author of the Kate Conway Mysteries and the Someday Quilts Mysteries. She was a producer for the HGTV show Simply Quilts, and has worked on shows for the History Channel, truTV, Food Network, A&E, Discovery, and TLC.

Editorial Reviews

Quilt instructor Susanne Hendrick leaves Archers Rest, N.Y., for the Adirondack town of Winston to teach at the Patchwork Bed-and-Breakfast in O'Donohue's busy third Someday Quilts mystery (after 2009's A Drunkard's Path). Accompanying Susanne is crafty sleuth Nell Fitzgerald; Nell's quilt-shop owner grandmother, Eleanor Cassidy; Nell's trusty dog, Barney; and Bernadette "Bernie" Avallone, the onetime high school sweetheart of Patchwork's owner, George Olnhausen. Bernie has never forgiven George's wife, Rita, once her best friend, for marrying George. When George is found shot dead, covered by Bernie's "double cross" quilt, she becomes the prime suspect. Nell is relieved when her boyfriend, Archers Rest's police chief Jesse Dewalt, helps Winston police chief Jim McIntyre investigate. Barney sniffs out another corpse in the woods, adding more fun to a puzzler somewhat marred by an unconvincing subplot involving twins taking Susanne's quilting class. 6-city author tour. (Sept.)

Publishers Weekly

"A fine piece of work."—Richmond Times-Dispatch
 
“Makes the point that cozy craft mysteries don’t lack for high tension and an exciting conclusion.”—Gumshoe Review

Praise for Clare O'Donohue's The Devil's Puzzle

“Both real and wannabe quilters will be delighted at the lore and explanations of this historical craft that are inserted neatly into the text, adding color and depth to the plot.”—BookPage

From the Publisher

The Someday Quilt ladies go to upstate New York to take part in a quilting workshop but instead find murder. VERDICT With delightful protagonists Nell Fitzgerald and her grandmother, a good mystery, and and quilting instructions, this third series title (after A Drunkard's Path and A Lover's Knot) will appeal to fans of Maggie Sefton and Debbie Macomber.

Library Journal