Loved the cover and description of this book. Was glad it loved up to my expectations. It was a very easy book to read. Different characters, each bringing something different to the book with them. It was easy to get lost in this book and that made it very enjoyable.

The flow of the story was great and it had me guessing who the murderer was the whole time. Just when I thought I had it figured out, nope, try again. I admit that I was awake until 2am just because I wanted to finish the book and finally find out who did it.
The author included a list of characters in the front of the book since there were so many to keep up with. I really wish more authors did this. I very much enjoyed Murder Wears Mittens and hope to read more of this series in the future.

I've been a long time fan of this series and this particular book was excellent.
I enjoy the group of friends, each one adding their own levels of humor to the story.
Izzy is one of my favorite characters, but in this book, I really enjoyed the part Cass played.
A death shakes up their small seaside town and when the ladies begin asking questions, they seem to realize that a murderer is living among them.
No one truly knew the victim, she led a quiet and peaceful life. Once Izzy and friends started to put the pieces of the puzzle together, they found out just what type of person the victim was.

This story captured me from the beginning and it was easy to lose myself in this story.

I voluntarily read an ARC of this book provided by the publisher and NetGalley.

I've only read parts of this series, but I keep saying I'm going to pick up the missing books, because I enjoy it so much and it always makes me want to learn to knit. This book was a great addition, and the killer surprised me, which isn't easy to do.

This is marked as book #1 of a series but it's a continuation of an earlier, very long series. I really hate when publishers do this. It's confusing and makes me feel like I'm never quite getting the whole picture.

I am a huge fan of Sally Goldenbaum & was thrilled to receive a copy of Murder Wears Mittens!

Once again, we are drawn into the world of the Seaside Knitters from page one. Per usual, the murderer is not revealed until the very end, and the reader does not guess who it was until then (or at least, "I" did not know!). I feel that there was less knitting in this story than in previous, but it was fine with me. A surprise happy ending, leading to more stories to come. This book can be a stand alone, but I think I would find it more interesting by reading the series in order.