Murder at the Woolen Mill: A Northwoods Knitting Mystery

About Murder at the Woolen Mill: A Northwoods Knitting Mystery

A favor for family. A historic woolen mill. And a body tangled in the machinery. Julia Holmes came to Frosty Pines, Wisconsin for ten days — just long enough to help her cousin Cody at his rambling historic woolen mill, where knitters gather, gossip flows, and the scent of lanolin lingers in the autumn air. Then she finds a body in the machinery. Nobody is calling it an accident. And Frosty Pines keeps its own counsel. The deeper Julia digs, the further back it goes — all the way to the town's hidden Prohibition-era past, where old money, old grievances, and very old secrets have been waiting a long time to surface. Julia is still an outsider here, which makes her dangerous to exactly the right people. The one bright spot: log-cabin architect Owen Peters, who keeps showing up at inconvenient moments and making them considerably less inconvenient. She came for ten days. She might just stay forever — if she can survive long enough. Named a Must-Read Cozy Mystery Series Starter by cozycrimereads.com.

Perfect for fans of Maggie Sefton, Allie Pleiter, and Anne Canadeo. Richly atmospheric, packed with Wisconsin winter charm, close-knit community warmth, slow-burn romance, and enough crafty intrigue to keep you guessing until the final row. Book 1 in the Northwoods Knitting Mysteries. Available in Kindle Unlimited