Izzy Chambers is head over heels. She’s about to marry the love of her life, but much remains to be done before their big day. So the Seaside Knitters have pitched in to help and are even knitting Izzy a beautiful lace wedding shawl.
Meanwhile, Izzy’s aunt, Nell, has hired a gardener to spruce up the backyard where the wedding will be held. The gardener, Claire, is just returning to Cape Anne after a long absence, hoping to put a dark secret to rest and find peace for herself.
But the wedding plans get complicated when the wedding party’s hair stylist, Tiffany, is found dead. Rumors start to circulate about Tiffany’s past and her connection to an unsolved murder years ago. Is Claire’s return part of this pattern? Or are there more secrets simmering in the summer heat?
All the Seaside Knitters know is they must rally to find some answers, so the whispers about town can be replaced by wedding bells.
A wedding should be a joyous occasion with the only tears being tears of happiness, but not when a cold case becomes a current murder case.
This book opens with the discussion of a local cold case, Harmony Farmer went missing on the night of her high school prom, only to be discovered drowned the next day, the case was never solved but Danny is using the case as an example of how a cold case can become the basis for a book (not maybe the whole thing, but taking a part of it and twisting it to fit the writing), that should have been the end of it, only a few days later Harmony's best friend is found murdered. Co-incidence? the police don't think so and neither to the Seaside Knitters one problem being that a good friend didn't have an alibi for the first death, nor for this latest one! Izzy, Nell, Birdie and Cass are sure that Andy has nothing to do with either death – but someone seems determined to make it look as though he does, now the Seaside Knitters and the Police of Cape Anne need to figure out who is a double killer so that Izzy and Sam's wedding doesn't have the cloud of murder hanging over it!
Crafts and Life 
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