In The Sweetgum Knit Lit Society, a group of women in a small Tennessee town gather to knit and discuss literature, discovering friendship and community support in their intertwined personal journeys.
Through the lens of knitting and literature, the novel explores themes of healing from past wounds, self-discovery, and the transformative power of connection.
The Friday Night Knitting Club centers on Georgia Walker, a single mother who runs a knitting store in Manhattan. She navigates life’s challenges alongside a diverse group of women who bond during their weekly knitting sessions, exploring themes of friendship, female empowerment, personal growth, and the comfort found through shared experiences.
In The Beach Street Knitting Society and Yarn Club, young widow Jo Mackenzie relocates to a small seaside town where she inherits her grandmother’s knitting shop. As she connects with a group of locals through the shared joy of knitting, the novel explores themes of friendship, resilience, community support, and personal reinvention.
Knitting Under the Influence follows the intersecting lives of three close friends in their late twenties—Kathleen, Lucy, and Sari—as they navigate careers, relationship dilemmas, and personal growth against the comforting backdrop of their regular knitting gatherings. The story captures the complexities of adulthood and female friendship.
Death by Cashmere is a cozy mystery set in the charming seaside town of Sea Harbor, Massachusetts, where Izzy Chambers’s knitting shop serves as the focal point for friendship and community.
The novel follows Izzy and her knitting circle as they investigate a mysterious death that rocks their tranquil town, weaving together friendship, community, and the unraveling of secrets.
In Maggie Sefton’s mystery novel Knit One, Kill Two, protagonist Kelly Flynn investigates the unexpected death of her aunt, uncovering secrets within a seemingly close-knit community in a small Colorado town.
Blending cozy mystery elements with knitting and camaraderie, the novel emphasizes the bonds formed in shared activities while illuminating hidden tensions.
Knit Two continues the journey of the Manhattan knitting group from The Friday Night Knitting Club. Following the women’s intertwined lives, the novel explores themes of loss, renewal, love, and female solidarity as the characters discover strength in their community and resilience amid life’s challenges.
In Casting Off, Rebecca Moray journeys to a remote Irish island with her daughter to research traditional fishermen’s sweaters. Immersed in the island’s customs and knitting traditions, Rebecca confronts past traumas and forges meaningful connections, exploring themes of resilience, cultural heritage, and the strength of community.
Needles and Pearls continues the story of Jo Mackenzie as she navigates life’s unexpected twists while managing a cozy knitting shop in a coastal English village. The novel explores themes of friendship, family bonds, and personal growth as Jo balances motherhood, business, and new opportunities for love.
The Shop on Blossom Street centers on Lydia Hoffman, who, after surviving a serious illness, opens a knitting store in Seattle. The shop becomes a gathering place for diverse women whose lives intersect through knitting classes, exploring themes of perseverance, emotional healing, and the interconnectedness of their lives.
A Good Yarn returns to Lydia Hoffman’s Seattle knitting shop, where a new class brings together women from diverse backgrounds. Sharing their struggles, hopes, and personal healing journeys, the characters explore themes of community support, navigating difficult life changes, and the transformative nature of creativity.
In Debbie Macomber’s Summer on Blossom Street, a diverse group of individuals comes together for a knitting class at the cozy Seattle yarn shop, each carrying their own personal struggles and hopes. This heartfelt story highlights the transformative nature of companionship, healing, and personal renewal.
Back on Blossom Street brings readers back to Lydia Goetz's Seattle yarn shop, where a knitting class gathers women from diverse backgrounds, each with their own challenges and dreams. The novel explores themes of friendship, community, healing, and second chances, illuminating how supportive bonds can transform lives.
Spinning Forward centers on Sydney Webster, who relocates to the small town of Cedar Key, Florida, after personal setbacks. As Sydney opens a knitting shop and rebuilds her sense of self, the novel explores themes of new beginnings, friendship, resilience, and the empowering journey of self-discovery.
In Patterns in the Sand, the tranquility of Sea Harbor is disrupted when a young fiber artist seeking answers about her past becomes embroiled in a murder investigation. The close-knit group of Seaside Knitters must unravel mysteries hidden within their picturesque coastal home, exploring themes of community, friendship, and personal discovery.
In How to Knit a Love Song, knitting expert Abigail Durant inherits a cottage on a secluded California ranch. As she clashes and gradually connects with a wary rancher, the novel intertwines romance, second chances, and the comforting craft of knitting, emphasizing how passions and unlikely relationships can spark transformation.
In Knitting Bones, the fifth novel in the Needlecraft Mystery series, amateur sleuth Betsy Devonshire investigates the disappearance of a valuable collectible skeleton from a doctor's office, a case that has unexpected ties to the local knitting community.
Themes of friendship, trust, and perseverance are intricately woven throughout the narrative.
In Died in the Wool, knitting shop owner Ariadne Evans finds herself involved in solving a murder when she discovers a local resident dead amidst knitting supplies. Set in a coastal New England town, the book combines elements of cozy mystery and community intrigue, exploring small-town secrets and the artistry of knitting.
In Dropped Dead Stitch, knitting enthusiast Kelly Flynn becomes embroiled in another mystery when a close friend’s suspicious death stirs turmoil within her Colorado community. Set against a backdrop of yarn shops and crafting sessions, the novel weaves themes of friendship, resilience, and the complexities hidden beneath small-town life.
In the cozy mystery Knit Fast, Die Young, knitting shop owner Ariadne Evans becomes entangled in a murder investigation when a high-profile fashion designer is found dead at a local knitting convention. The novel mixes handcraft traditions with satisfying detective storytelling.
In Needled to Death, Kelly Flynn finds herself unraveling clues when an alpaca ranch owner is murdered. Set within a close-knit small town and centered around a yarn shop, the narrative blends intriguing mystery with themes of friendship, community bonds, and the comforting artistry of knitting.
In Moon Spinners, the knitting group in the coastal town of Sea Harbor becomes embroiled in unraveling a local murder. Exploring themes of friendship, small-town bonds, and resilience, the narrative follows characters whose craft skills combine with amateur sleuthing to offer clarity amidst suspicion and suspense.
In Fleece Navidad, amateur sleuth Kelly Flynn navigates a suspenseful holiday season when a murder disturbs the cheerful Christmas preparations in her town. Kelly must delicately unravel clues woven into her community’s traditions and friendships, celebrating how relationships and creative endeavors bring people together.
Casting Spells blends romance, fantasy, and small-town charm as it follows Chloe Hobbs, a woman struggling to balance her ordinary knitting business with the secret magical heritage protecting her hometown. The novel highlights themes of self-discovery, community bonds, and the enduring power of friendship.
Knitting explores friendship and healing through the intertwined stories of two women brought together by their shared passion for the craft. Following Sandra, an academic dealing with grief, and Martha, a gifted but unconventional knitter, the narrative illuminates themes of loss, resilience, and the bonds forged by shared creativity.
Chicks with Sticks: It’s a Purl Thing follows four teenage girls who bond over their shared passion for knitting, finding friendship, creativity, and self-discovery through their newfound hobby. The novel explores themes of identity, friendship, and empowerment, highlighting how creative expression can unite people.
Part of the Blossom Street series, Twenty Wishes follows bookstore owner Anne Marie Roche, who, while coping with loss, creates a list of twenty wishes, inspiring her friends to do the same. The novel emphasizes the power of community, friendship, second chances, and the resilience of hope.
In Yarn to Go, Casey Feldstein takes over her late aunt’s yarn retreat business at a seaside hotel, only to become embroiled in mystery when one of the attendees is found dead. The narrative explores themes of personal growth, community bonds, and resilience as Casey works to unravel the clues.
The Knitting Diaries weaves together three heartwarming novellas centered around friendship, love, and the comforting craft of knitting. Each story explores the lives of women facing personal change, finding solace, strength, and community through their relationships and shared craft.
In Casting About, Monica Brooks relocates to Cedar Key, Florida, and navigates personal challenges and unexpected relationships. The novel delves into how shared connections and new endeavors, particularly knitting, can foster healing, growth, and independence.
In A Deadly Yarn, Kelly Flynn investigates the suspicious death of a talented local yarn dyer. Central themes of friendship, creativity, and community intertwine with intriguing plot twists, as Kelly navigates hidden secrets and conflicted relationships to unravel the truth.
Dyer Consequences centers on avid knitter Kelly Flynn, whose quiet life is disrupted when a series of crimes strikes her close-knit Colorado town. The story intertwines friendship, craftwork, and intrigue, exploring themes of community bonds, loyalty, and personal courage.
In Yarn Over Murder, Kelly Flynn becomes entangled in solving the murder of a wildfire relief volunteer in her Colorado town. Blending cozy mystery with knitting culture, the novel explores themes of friendship, small-town dynamics, and perseverance in the face of crisis.
In A Stitch Before Dying, the serenity of Plum Harbor is disrupted when the Black Sheep Knitting group discovers a friend’s suspicious death, propelling them to unravel a tangled web of secrets. The novel highlights the value of camaraderie and determination amidst small-town charm and intrigue.
In How to Knit a Heart Back Home, bookstore owner Lucy Harrison finds comfort in knitting and reconnects with a former crush returning to town. The novel blends romance with familial bonds and the restorative power of knitting, emphasizing the warmth found in everyday connections.
In the first book of the Knit & Nibble mystery series, Murder, She Knit, Pamela Paterson, an editor and avid knitter, unravels a murder mystery when her best friend's yarn store becomes a crime scene. The novel weaves together themes of friendship, craftsmanship, and amateur detective work in a close-knit town.
In Purl Up and Die, amateur sleuth Kelly Flynn finds herself entangled in another murder investigation when a young woman’s suspicious death disrupts her Colorado community. The novel blends gentle humor and crafty intrigue to highlight the importance of neighborly bonds.
The Silence of the Llamas follows the Black Sheep Knitting group as they unravel the mystery surrounding the death of a local llama farm owner. The novel combines themes of friendship and community with engaging knitting projects and a gently suspenseful plot.
In Skein of the Crime, Kelly Flynn investigates a puzzling murder that disrupts her close-knit Colorado community. Set against a backdrop of friendship and crafts, the narrative explores themes of community bonds, determination, and justice, combining suspense with vibrant character relationships.
In A Finely Knit Murder, the tranquil seaside community of Sea Harbor becomes the backdrop for an investigation when a local murder unsettles its knitters’ circle. The narrative weaves together themes of friendship, community bonds, and the amateur detective spirit as the group untangles secrets to uncover the truth.
Crewel World introduces Betsy Devonshire, who takes over her sister’s needlework shop after a tragedy. While navigating grief, Betsy becomes entangled in solving a local murder, discovering insightful threads about friendship, community, and resilience.
In Laced with Magic, magic and contemporary life collide in the enchanted town of Sugar Maple. The narrative follows Chloe Hobbs, a knitting shop owner facing challenges that test her magical abilities and romantic relationships, exploring themes of self-discovery, community, and balancing duty with desire.
In Spun by Sorcery, Chloe Hobbs, owner of the local knitting shop and the town’s magical guardian, faces complex challenges as she navigates love, duty, and her mysterious past. This novel explores themes of belonging, identity, and the delicate balance between responsibility and personal happiness.
Unraveling the Pieces centers on Petra Garfield, a woman navigating personal loss and unexpected family secrets. As she rebuilds her life through knitting and newfound community connections on a Florida island, Petra explores themes of healing, self-discovery, and resilience.
In Hannah’s List, widower Michael Everett, a character connected to the Blossom Street community, receives a letter from his late wife urging him to find happiness again. The novel explores themes of healing, redemption, and the enduring power of love to guide individuals toward new beginnings.
In Unraveled Sleeve, Betsy Devonshire’s relaxing retreat becomes an unsettling murder investigation at a needlepoint convention. The narrative explores themes of friendship, amateur investigation, and the intricate patterns that bind people together through clever plot twists and vibrant characters.
In A Holiday Yarn, the tranquil community of Sea Harbor faces an unsettling holiday season after a murder disrupts their preparations. Centered around knitter Izzy Chambers and her friends, the novel blends cozy mystery with themes of friendship, community bonding, and perseverance.
In Cast On, Kill Off, knitting shop owner Kelly Flynn becomes involved in a murder investigation after a friend’s wedding plans are disrupted by tragedy. The novel explores themes of friendship and loyalty, unraveling secrets within a close-knit community where tensions simmer beneath the surface.
In Death of a Knit Wit, amateur sleuth Pamela Paterson and her knitting club investigate a suspicious death that disrupts their community. The story interweaves themes of friendship, creativity, and perseverance as Pamela uncovers clues hidden within the fabric of her everyday environment.
In Angora Alibi, the Seaside Knitters come together to investigate a puzzling murder in their coastal Massachusetts town. Rich in cozy atmosphere and interpersonal connections, the narrative emphasizes how friendship and shared passions offer strength and stability in the face of uncertainty.
In Susannah’s Garden, part of the Blossom Street world, Susannah Nelson returns to her hometown, revisiting long-forgotten memories, secrets, and unresolved relationships. The novel delves into emotional healing and reconciliation, highlighting the significance of understanding the past to move forward.
In The Wedding Shawl, the tranquil town of Sea Harbor is the setting for mystery when the knitting circle investigates an unexpected death just before a wedding. Central themes include community bonds, resilience, family secrets, and the comforting presence of tradition and craftwork.
In The Great Christmas Knit-Off, Sybil escapes to a charming village during the festive season, where community spirit and knitting offer her a chance for new beginnings. Themes of friendship, healing, self-discovery, and second chances weave throughout this heartwarming narrative.
In Purls and Poison, the Black Sheep knitting group is drawn into an investigation when one of its own becomes the prime suspect in a local murder. The story explores themes of loyalty and community, unraveling a carefully woven plot filled with gentle intrigue and warmth.
Hooked on Murder introduces Molly Pink, a bookstore event coordinator who becomes embroiled in a murder investigation involving a crochet group. Set against a backdrop of crafting, the narrative explores themes of friendship, creativity, and amateur investigation, emphasizing camaraderie in solving unexpected mysteries.
Wishes and Stitches centers on Dr. Naomi Fontaine, a reserved physician seeking acceptance in the small community of Cypress Hollow. Balancing professional challenges, personal insecurities, and unexpected romance, Naomi discovers the courage to embrace vulnerability, love, and community connection.
Unravelled follows Beth Carruthers, a woman struggling to balance family life with personal ambitions, who discovers a renewed sense of purpose when she reconnects with her passion for knitting. The novel explores themes of self-discovery, marital tensions, and the complexities of modern motherhood.
How to Knit a Family explores themes of love, family bonds, and emotional healing. The novel follows Lucy Harrison, whose plans for motherhood are disrupted, leading her to reconsider unexpected paths toward creating a family, highlighting the importance of chosen family and connection.
This cozy mystery centers on Molly Pink and her crochet group, the Tarzana Hookers. When a valuable piece of crochet artistry goes missing and a sudden death disrupts their community, Molly must untangle clues to uncover the truth, highlighting how everyday hobbies can intertwine with unexpected intrigue.
In Till Death Do Us Purl, the members of the Black Sheep Knitting group endeavor to unravel a troubling crime disrupting their quiet community. The novel explores themes of loyalty, resilience, and the strength found within communal bonds, blending suspense with the comforting rhythms of knitting.
In Knit to Kill, the Black Sheep Knitting group’s relaxing weekend retreat becomes the setting of an unexpected murder. As the group stitches together clues, the narrative explores themes of friendship, community, creativity, and justice, blending suspense with heartwarming camaraderie.
Set in mystical Tarrytown, The Wishing Thread follows sisters who secretly weave wishes into knitted garments. The novel explores themes of sisterhood, magic, destiny, and the delicate balance between tradition and change, blending romance, folklore, and emotional depth.
In A Knit Before Dying, yarn store owner Josie Blair must unravel the threads of a small-town murder after the death of a local craft enthusiast. Set in a quaint New England backdrop, the story weaves together knitting culture and amateur detective work.
In A Fatal Yarn, Pamela Paterson and her knitting circle unravel the threads of a perplexing murder that disrupts their quiet community. The narrative weaves together themes of friendship, artistry, and community spirit to show how creative collaboration can help uncover hidden truths.
In Silent Knit, Deadly Knit, amateur sleuth Pamela Paterson balances friends, knitting projects, and holiday cheer, until a local murder pulls her into another mystery. The novel emphasizes how ordinary life and hobbies intertwine seamlessly with cozy detective adventure.
The second book in the series, Chicks with Sticks: Knit Two Together continues the story of four teenage friends whose shared love of knitting deepens their bonds as they navigate the complexities of adolescence, relationships, and personal identity, highlighting the power of a supportive community.
In this poignant and literary novel, a woman grieving the loss of her young daughter joins a knitting circle. As she learns to knit, she and the other members share their stories of love and loss. The narrative powerfully explores themes of grief, healing, motherhood, and the solace found in creative community.
Just in time for Halloween, Pamela Paterson and her Knit and Nibble group are preparing for a zombie-themed charity event when a real body is discovered. In Knit of the Living Dead, the cozy mystery series blends holiday fun, knitting, and suspense as the group stitches together clues to solve another murder.