Crewel Yule

De: Monica Ferris

Narrado por: Melissa Hughes

Snow is not the only thing falling this December—spirits are, too. That's because this year's needlework convention in Nashville is tragically interrupted when Milwaukee shop owner Belle Hammermill tumbles nine stories to her untimely death. At first, Betsy Devonshire thinks the fall was just an unfortunate accident. The trouble is, Belle's unsavory reputation causes suspicions to flare. She has plenty of enemies with more than enough motive. Leave it to Betsy and the other knitting hands to unravel the clues that will put the killer to rest for a long winter's night.

©2004 Mary Monica Kuhfeld (P)2008 BBC Audiobooks America

Fun mystery

I really enjoyed this story. It was well written and kept my interest. Excellent narration.

Not a fan of the new narrator

Really enjoying the series but not a fan of the new narrator. The characters voices aren’t distinct enough and she pronounces the main characters name wrong. Hoping the original narrator is back in the next book.

New Narrator

The narrator was changed after 7 books. I feel like the characters are all new and not the ones I had come to know.

love this series

enjoy this series and the problem solving ability of the main character and the relationship of the group working together.

Sad narration

I was hooked on the Needlecraft mysteries and LOVED the stories read by Susan Boyce. Sadly I couldn't get into the books read by Melissa Hughs, I literally had to turn the book off it was like listening to a boring high school teacher trying to read a dictionary to class. what a disservice to have the books read without any emotion or voice changes for each character. I won't read anything this narrator reads again.

New narrator

It was hard to enjoy this book since they changed narrators after 7 books. I don’t think this narrator did a bad job but the characters sounded different and it messed up the book for me. The story was good.

Cozy mystery

Story line got a little slow at times, but there were enough twist and turns to keep me interested without unnecessary, rude, expletives and language. I love the references to the needle work.

Story was interesting…

Another great story by Monica Ferris. I found it difficult to follow the characters because the narrator’s voices were very similar. I had a hard time distinguishing whether it was Betsy, Jill, Cherry, Eve or Goddie speaking.

captivating

loved it and the others I have read. addicted to the series. getting ready to listen to the next book

Narrator

Melissa Hughes does a fair voice for Betsy, but sounds too Southern for someone from Minnesota. Her voice for Godwin in completely wrong, The story is a good one.