Needlecraft Mystery: Thai Die Lib/E (Audiobook)

from punxsygal

Betsy Devonshire is the owner of Crewel World needlework shop in Excelsior, MN. One of regulars and tenant, Doris Valentine, has just returned from a trip to Thailand and is showing the group her souvenirs. She, also, shows them a small stone Buddha that she agreed to deliver to an antique store ...

from eawsmom

I am still trying to figure out the first sentence of this book, and I have to say the confusion it engendered when I read it lingered through much of the book. I enjoyed the book, for the most part, but there were a number of characters in it who weren't very well identified and left me scratchi...

from BellaMiaow

I started reading this series years ago, because of "meeting" Ms. Ferris via rec.crafts.textiles.needlework . It's odd to think of how much has changed since then—I don't even have a dedicated usenet client installed any more! Still, I still stitch, and I still enjoy the little handwork bit...

from readingover50

A quick read. Interesting storyline. Smuggling of ancient artifacts. It seemed like Betsy wasn't in this enough. Don't know why, because she was in the story. Not much information about needlework in this one.

from thornton37814

Betsy's friend Doris has returned from a trip to Thailand. Among the items that she brings back is a statue of the Buddha which she is to deliver to an antique shop in the Twin Cities that has a buyer for the item. When Doris, apartment is trashed after delivering the statue and the antique shop ...