Another enjoyable story.Late summer blooms in beautiful Sea Harbor, Massachusetts, and while a harvest thrives, Izzy Chambers Perry and the other Seaside Knitters will need to cast on their sleuthing skills to save a local farm. Unfortunately, finding a killer can be like looking for a needle in a haystack. . . . Seaside Knitter Birdie Favazza has long loved knitting, but lately she?s taken on a new challenge¥making a family farm operational again. With help from friends, Lambswool Farm is now up and running, with thriving crops and grazing sheep. In addition, the farm will host rustic, six-course prix fixe dinners plated by local chefs and served on a gorgeous restored harvest table, decorated to perfection with colorful knitted vegetables crafted by Izzy Chambers Perry, her aunt Nell, and the other Seaside Knitters. But on the night of the first meal, everything spins out of control when one of the guests, Seaside Harbor?s family physician, is found dead on the property. It seems that behind Dr. Alan Hamilton?s friendly bedside manner was a man worth killing. Soon the town is gossiping and pointing fingers at all possible suspectsÂ¥including the women at Lambswool Farm. Now the Seaside Knitters must join together to uncover the truth in Dr. Hamilton?s complicated pastÂ¥and restore peace to town and country alike. (less)

3.5 stars
I love everything about it but one thing. I wish the story moves a bit faster. ( )

Murder at Lambswool Farm
Back at Sea Harbor and they need to save the local farm.
Their town actually has a doctor who makes house visits. Dr. Allan has taken on a docter who buys half the business and he has no more heirs to continue on the family practice.
Glen comes to town and has a medical background but also wants to write a story about the town, especially the history surrounding the medical practice. He delivers two sheep one night and the doctor has been murdered.
Arsenic poisoning. Women of the knitting group try to solve who did it-they know Glen's car was fixed within a day but he stayed on many days after. Maybe it was the partner in the business, maybe the handicapped man Dr. Allan had fired...there is also no will....
Love talks of gardening, farm and sea shore. Shrimp recipe and felted bowl knit pattern included from farm dinner table.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device). ( )

Sally Goldenbaum writes a delightful food filled with friendship, love, good food, and a caring community. The weather and climate of this seaside town enhance the story, as well as the joy of knitting and wonderful food draw the women together to cement the story. I love that Sally Goldenbaum inserts a roster of the book's characters and wish that more authors would follow this practice. The Endicotts (Ben and Nell) seem too good to be real people. What couple would feed and entertain neighbors every Friday? And isn't Birdie a character? She must be nearing 90, and still as spry as a young girl. I enjoy the chance to meet this lovely cast of characters and to bask in the sunlight of this magical town that encounters mayhem, but learns how to handle life’s problems. ( )