Cutwork Audiobook

" Interesting. I would never have thought the characters would have taken this route. "

" This was one of the better mysteries in the series ... I had the perpetrator picked out early, but kept getting thrown in other directions, and it was interesting to see how it got back to who I originally suspected. "

" Another cute but suspenseful mystery by Monica Ferris. Love these books- a light and fun read. "

" Fun and quick easy read "

" artisan murdered at art fair "

" A little more predictable than her others. I enjoyed the character development. An enjoyable read. "

" The ART world. The mystery is satisfactory, the ending not so much. "

" Another great book in this series,I read it over two days :) "

" One of my favorites of her books. Set in Mn and themed about needle work. "

" Another endearing slice of small town life in Excelsior - and murder solving from Betsy. This time Betsy is on the trail of the Murderer of an artist, and I must say - I guessed whodunnit very early on - but that doesn't detract too much from what is a cosy easy read, with likeable characters. "

" Very good - I think they're getting better. Artist is killed at local art fair. Goddy, Shelley, and Jill all play big roles. "

" Monica Ferris has enchanted me with her Needlecraft Mysteries. I was lucky to have them on hand so I didn't have to hunt them down after I became so interested. "

" okay for starting in the middle of the series "

" Finished on October 1, 2008. "

" Cutwork (Needlecraft Mystery) by Monica Ferris (2004) "

" My least favorite in the series so far. The story is told from too many points of view. Betsy is too ornery, and Jill and Lars are very immature when they are upset with Betsy. Whodunnit was pretty obvious, and finding out why wasn't all that interesting. "

" I really enjoyed this one. Betsy gets involved when an artist is killed at a local art show she helped organize. When Betsy breaks a confidence, her friendship with police officer Jill Cross may be dead as well. "

" Another in the Betsy Devonshire Needlework mysteries. I enjoyed this one tremendously. It was a quick read and had information on several needlework things I had never heard of, Hardanger for one. Also some interesting debate on art, what is art, what isn't? "