I’m not a quilter. I don’t have the patience for it. Never
have. All those thousands and thousands of tiny stitches would drive me crazy. Maybe
that’s why I love quilts so much. I look at a quilt and can’t help but
appreciate the hundreds of hours that go into creating one. So when I arrived
home one evening during a torrential rainstorm and spied my elderly neighbor’s
quilts whipping around in gale force winds and about to be sucked off her clothesline,
I ran to their rescue.
Of course, no good deed goes unpunished in
AnastasiaWorld. I rescued the quilts but ruined my Nine West pumps, and if you
know anything about me, you know I can’t afford to treat myself to a new pair
of shoes.
Given that author Lois Winston never passes up an
opportunity to drop me into the middle of another one of her mysteries, Rosalie
Schneider’s rain-drenched quilts became the basis for Patchwork Peril, the third Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mini-Mystery.
After rescuing Rosalie’s quilts, I discovered Rosalie
unconscious at the bottom of her basement stairs. Then the proverbial caca hit
the proverbial fan when Rosalie’s estranged niece Jane arrived to care for her
during her recovery. Seems there’s a lot of bad blood in that family, and Rosalie
immediately suspected Jane of less than altruistic motives. She even went so
far as to accuse Jane of trying to kill her.
I wasn’t sure whether Rosalie’s paranoia was a result
of her head injury, or if there was something to her accusations. All I knew
was that I had to uncover the truth before someone got hurt.
Want to know if I did? Patchwork Peril is available from the following online bookstores.
4 comments:
Oh, Anastasia, the trouble you accidentally land in! Gotta find out how you managed this one!
Lani, you can blame it all on author Lois Winston. I never had any troubles until she came along.
I got a chuckle out of this post!
Thanks, Angela!
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