Fireworks and Fatal Stitches: A Seabreeze Cove Cozy Mystery (Book 6.25)

Nobody liked Vivienne Marsh. Lila Carter had spent years finding ways to work around that fact, because Knit Night was the kind of thing she'd watched hold people through real grief. You made space for difficult people. That was part of how it worked.

Then Vivienne turned up dead in Lila's storage room on the Fourth of July.

The shop had been locked all morning. Which means whoever did it had a key. Which means Lila already knows her.

What Vivienne had been doing in the days before she died turns out to be the part nobody wants discussed — not the harbor families whose records she'd been pulling, not the women who smiled at her across the Knit Night table, and not the person who made sure she didn't get to finish. The answer is close. It's been close the whole time. And the Fourth of July fireworks are still going off outside while Seabreeze Cove does what it always does: gathers, gossips, and cheerfully pretends.

Fireworks and Fatal Stitches is the seventh Seabreeze Stitchery Mystery: a cozy small-town whodunit with no gore, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed satisfying ending.

Perfect for fans of:

• Small-town cozy mysteries
• Amateur sleuth heroines
• Seaside settings
• Clean mysteries with heart
• Locked-room mysteries with community heart
• Baking, crafting, and community charm

Continue the Seabreeze Stitchery Mysteries today