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Down south, the holidays mean family-and for Yankee librarian Tori Sinclair, family means the Sweet Briar Ladies Society sewing circle. It may not be a white Christmas, but it's one she'll never forget-no matter how hard she tries... Instead of spending a nice, relaxing Christmas with her fiance, Tori Sinclair has been drafted into Sweet Briar's holiday Decorating Committee. And the season has brought sad tidings as well: Charlotte Devereaux, a sewing circle founding member who unraveled after her storybook marriage fell apart, has passed away. Charlotte's last days were foggy, distressed, and feverish... except for the sketches she produced. One detail in particular jumps out at Tori and leads to a shocking revelation: Charlotte's husband didn't leave her-he was murdered! And as she gets closer to the truth, Tori will discover that just about everyone in town has got notches on the naughty list this year.
Sweet Briar is chosen for the setting of a new movie, and everyone is hoping to be cast as an extra-and lucky Tori Sinclair lands the gig. But fame has its price, as the town learns when the film's leading actress is found murdered. When suspicion falls on a member of the sewing circle, Tori must catch the killer to keep the tight-knit group from coming apart at the seams.
The members of South Carolina's Sweet Briar Ladies Society sewing
circle are as loyal and close-knit as the day is long. But when the
richest and meanest woman in town turns up murdered, the new Yankee
librarian Tori Sinclair finds that some threads can bind
dangerously tight.
Librarian Tori Sinclair would do anything for her new circle of
friends-including throw a birthday bash for a fellow sewer's
daughter. While the party is a hit, self-important pageant mom
Ashley Lawson leaves the ladies wanting to permanently shut her
high maintenance mouth. But when Ashley turns up dead, Tori and the
girls need to figure out who really murdered the monster mom,
before the finger-pointing causes their friendship to unravel.
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