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Bits and Pieces
Hardcover, 290 pages
Published
January 20th 2010
by Five Star (ME)
(first published 2010)
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I was lucky enough to be one of the recipients of the ARC of this book, the third book of the St. Rose Quilting Bee mysteries, whose protagonists are the members of a church group for the retired. Most of the story is told from the point of view of Maggie Browne, a widow with four (if I remember correctly) adult sons, one of whom is a police officer.
The story begins when Maggie receives a phone call from one of her friends and Bee compatriots, Clare Patterson, who believes she has sp...more
The story begins when Maggie receives a phone call from one of her friends and Bee compatriots, Clare Patterson, who believes she has sp...more
Maggie Browne is one of the members of the St. Rose Quilting Bee and Senior Guild at her church. When Clare, another member of the group, phones Maggie to tell her she has spotted a fugitive from the police in the Big-Mart store, Maggie instructs her to call 911 immediately. Clare does call 911 but when the police fail to appear Clare decides to follow Kenny Upland, the man the police need to interview.
Kenny is a war veteran and has a hard time adjusting once he returns to the states....more
Kenny is a war veteran and has a hard time adjusting once he returns to the states....more
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This is the third in the St. Rose Quilting Bee Mysteries by Annette Mahon and the first that I have read. Working on quilts for their church’s bazaar they have time to talk so when one of their members, Claire declares that the Keith Upland ,who is missing and a chief suspect in his family’s death, is innocent they get pulled in. Keith, a soldier who is suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, is believed to have caused the explosion of his home that killed his wife and two daughters. He s...more
The senior quilters at St. Rose church are as shocked as anyone else when Kate Upland and her children are killed, and like everyone else, they reluctantly decide that Kate's husband Tim, who disappeared after the killings, must be the murderer. But when Clare is in an accident months later, Tim comes out of hiding to save her life. She returns convinced that he is innocent, and begs her friends to help her prove it.
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