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A Holiday Yarn by Sally Goldenbaum
5.0
It's that time of year where I read primarily cozy mysteries and/or books set during the winter holidays. Murder and mayhem, sometimes paranormal. That's what I like to do. This fits the cozy/amateur sleuth holiday mystery and murder and a bit of mayhem set.
I liked this book a lot. It doesn't really seem to have one main character, but several, so that there are many points of view and many brains working on the mystery at hand. Different ages and ideas make the mystery even more intriguing.
Holiday setting in a seaside town with traditions set the mood even more so. A group of characters I would love to know, a town I'd like to visit [let alone live in], I had a real feel for everything going on.
I look forward to reading more in this series, likely go back to the beginning and meet everyone slowly.
I can definitely recommend this book and this author and more than likely this series.
I liked this book a lot. It doesn't really seem to have one main character, but several, so that there are many points of view and many brains working on the mystery at hand. Different ages and ideas make the mystery even more intriguing.
Holiday setting in a seaside town with traditions set the mood even more so. A group of characters I would love to know, a town I'd like to visit [let alone live in], I had a real feel for everything going on.
I look forward to reading more in this series, likely go back to the beginning and meet everyone slowly.
I can definitely recommend this book and this author and more than likely this series.