Remember when I discovered the Kiki Lowenstein scrapbooking mysteries and spent the gift certificates I'd been saving for AccuQuilt dies to order the next book for my Kindle so I could find out what happened next instead of waiting three days to get the next book from the library? Since then, I've read every book in the series and now I'm anxiously waiting for the next one.
When the author of the books, Joanna Campbell Slan, emailed and asked if I wanted to give away twelve of her mysteries to my readers, I couldn't pass up the chance to spread my addiction!
Here's how we're going to do it --
Every day for the next twelve days, I'll be posting a new giveaway post. To enter, just leave a comment on that post. When each day's post goes live, I'll choose a winner from the previous day's post and close it to comments. Clear as mud?
Today's book is Ready, Scrap, Shoot
While creating a memorial album for the murdered beer heiress, Kiki becomes bait in a dangerous trap as threats from her old foe mount against her. With help from friends in high and low places, including hunky beau Chad Detweiler, Kiki finds herself facing a grave ultimatum: catch the killer or be cropped out of her own family album.
Do you read any of the different crafting mystery series? Which one is your favorite?
24 comments:
Hey, Michelle, so glad you are sharing this!
What a fun giveaway. I love all of the Kiki books, can't wait for the next one to come out.
What a great idea. This is one of my favorite series. Thanks for having this contest.
Awesome!!! I love Kiki. I'll be watching all week. Thanks
Wow! I love Kiki and have read all her books, too, on my Kindle. This is a great giveaway!
I love Kiki!
Well geez how fun is that! I hadn't heard about these mysteries. I'll have to check them out! There are a few crafting series I follow, knitting, crocheting, stitching, etc. Love them all!
Cant wait to read the book. Love Mysteries. Kiki sounds cool.
I haven't read any of the Kiki books but have read all the Laura Childs scrapbooking mysteries. This series sounds good too. I'd love win the book. I'd read it first then donate it to the library to see how the patrons like it. I bet I'd have to order the rest of the series for them.
I have started reading the Elm Creek Quilt series.
Kiki is by far the best in my book but I do like the Carmella Bertrand series (Laura Childs) as well. What a fun give-away!
I had wanted to read this before but didn't want to pay...love a freebie.
not yet, but would like to start this series;-)
I love all cozies. :) Kiki is one of my favorites. I also enjoy Amanda Lee's embroidery series and Elizabeth Lynn Casey's Southern Sewing Circle series. Thank you for the giveaway! Happy Holidays!
I love to start this series :D
What a fun giveaway! :D
I read the Kiki series! (: I also like Molly MacRae's new Haunted Yarn Shop mysteries! :)
Wow, I am delighted to see that so many of you already know/ read a lot of my friends.
Wow, I am delighted to see that so many of you already know/ read a lot of my friends.
Joanna,
I love your Kiki series. It's the only crafting series I've read. Kiki is the friend we'd like to have but would stay away from because of her dangerous situations. It's nice to safely participate in Kiki's life through your fabulous work.
Very cool giveaway! I've read several cosy, crafting mysteries but I didn't write them down and lots of names escape me! I know I've read the Southern Sewing Circle, not b/c of the sewing but b/c the main character is a librarian (I went to library school). Not long ago I read a Kindle freebie who's heroine was a soapmaker - it was fun.
I've not read a crafting mystery though I have read reviews and seen them on the blogs. Would like to be counted in for this one.
I haven't read any of the crafting mysteries. I have read a few of the Elm Creek Quilt books by Jennifer Chiaverini.
I haven't read any of these books, but I've read almost all the Elm Creek series and several other quilting mysteries. Love them.
I haven't read any of these, I have read one quilting story book that I can't remember the name of atm and all of the elm creek some on the kindle too...I love electronic books now
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