Terri Thayer is the author of seven mystery novels. She is a quilter whose first quilt was made pre-rotary cutters. She wrote this book because she could not a book on the market that honored the quilters that she knew--not always sweet, not always kind, not always generous, but always interesting. Terri lives in Colorado with her rescue dog, Buddy.
Monkey Wrench. A Dewey Pellicano Mystery, #4
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- ISBN8230093107
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- Date de parution02/01/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
Résumé
It's the annual Quilter's Crawl and Dewey is participating for the first time. She and Vangie organize a special Twitter promotion to boost sales at the struggling store. But when Vangie's boyfriend dies, it's up to Dewey to get her young staffer off the hook for homicide. Meanwhile, darling Pearl, teacher at the store, is mourning the loss of her husband. She takes in a college-age "GrandSon", to help her around the house.
Instead of lightening Dewey's load, he seems to be getting Pearl involved in some dicey situations. When a customer is killed during a Twitter-induced stampede, Dewey is blamed. She has to figure out what happened to the lovely Lois while attending to the rush of customers (or not) coming to the Crawl.
Instead of lightening Dewey's load, he seems to be getting Pearl involved in some dicey situations. When a customer is killed during a Twitter-induced stampede, Dewey is blamed. She has to figure out what happened to the lovely Lois while attending to the rush of customers (or not) coming to the Crawl.






