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" One of my favourites in this series. "

" This is a very good mystery novel. Mysteries are very hit-or-miss for me, and this one hit. I'm biased because it's set in Seagrove, but I think it's good anyway. When I said it was fluff, Annie completed my thought by saying, "But it's well-written fluff." Very nice beginning-of-summer reading to clear the mind while, lucky me, still pursuing academic interests. "

" Good addition to the Knott series. Deborah has to head to the pottery region of NC (Seagrove) for work. She gets caught up in divorce proceedings of a family of potters. Of course, there is a murder, and she is there. She helps to solve it. It's more the interaction between the characters than the mystery sometimes, and this book makes that case. Having Deborah find out about her boyfriend, Kidd and his ex-wife was a memorable scene. And then her attempt to enter the dating scene again with a fellow judge was comedic. "

" I enjoyed this mystery. It was fun to have the sleuth be a judge and get a judge's perspective on this like mediation. I also really enjoyed learning about the craft of pottery. The descriptions really capture the beauty and difficulty of this craft. Made me want to try my hand at it. A fun read. "

" C. J. Critt is the perfect voice for Deborah Knott! "

" figured it out too soon "

" Good mystery book - with plenty of humor also. "

" Margaret Maron does a good job bringing in whatever venue her story is set in--be it the carnival, furniture market or whatever. I'm always learning something new with her. Deborah Knott is a fun character and her family in someways reminds me of mine. "

" another one that had a lot of loose ends that weren't tied up neatly. "

" Somehow this seemed like a much more grim story than she usually writes. "

" All in all, another good Margaret Maron story. Missed Colleton County, but enjoyed the change of setting in Seagrove, among the pottery. "

" Maron sets this one near Asheboro, the pottery capital of NC. "

" This book is cool only because Sid Luck is in it. "

" I continue to enjoy the Deborah Knott series (this is #8). This may be one of my favorites --set in Seagrove, North Carolina, pottery country. "

" A must read from anyone that has ever visited Seagrove and been told not to use red pottery! "

" Read for Evening Edition Book Club 9/2005 "

" Any series book that makes me want to read more of the series...gets a minimum of 4 stars. :-) "

" Judge Deborah Knott is a the heroine in a series of mysteries set in North Carolina. This volume involves the community of potters that have populated part of the state since colonial times. I learned a lot about that craft and family life in the South. "

" Series: Deborah Knott 8, c2001 "

" Great story - really keeps your attention, while laughing too. "

" Awesome! She never disappoints me. Had no idea "who did it". Her storylines are aways so unique. A killer in a pottery who would think of that? "

" Read for Evening Edition Book Club 9/2005 "

" I continue to enjoy the Deborah Knott series (this is #8). This may be one of my favorites --set in Seagrove, North Carolina, pottery country. "

" Any series book that makes me want to read more of the series...gets a minimum of 4 stars. :-) "

" C. J. Critt is the perfect voice for Deborah Knott! "

" A bitter divorce between famous N.C. potters ends in murder. "