Knot Guilty
by Betty Hechtman

Molly Pink and her crochet group, the Tarzana Hookers, get a crash course in murder—from the national bestselling author of For Better or Worsted…

Molly and her friends can’t wait to get people hooked on crochet at the annual SoCal Knit Style Show. This year, for the first time ever, the knitting show also features crochet, including crochet classes and a crochet competition.

The show’s organizer is K. D. Kirby, publisher of several knitting magazines and owner of an elite Beverly Hills yarn store. Concern when K.D. doesn’t show up for the opening reception turns into shock when she’s found dead in her hotel suite.

Suspicion falls on Adele, one of the Tarzana Hookers who locked horns with K.D., and whose handmade crochet hook is found at the murder scene. Certain that Adele’s been framed, Molly starts her own investigation, hoping to get their pal off the hook, and find a killer before another guest checks out…

Other Books by Betty Hechtman

Inherit the Wool
Yarn Retreat Mystery Book 6

On the Hook
A Crochet Mystery Book 12

Wound Up in Murder
A Yarn Retreat Mystery #3

For Better or Worsted
A Crochet Mystery #8

Knot Guilty
A Crochet Mystery #9

Silence of the Lamb's Wool
A Yarn Retreat Mystery #2

If Hooks Could Kill
A Crochet Mystery #7

For Better or Worsted
A Crochet Mystery #8

Yarn to Go
A Yarn Retreat Mystery #1

If Hooks Could Kill
A Crochet Mystery #7

Behind the Seams
A Crochet Mystery #6

You Better Knot Die
A Crochet Mystery #5

Behind the Seams
A Crochet Mystery #6

You Better Knot Die
A Crochet Mystery #5

Betty Hechtman's Bio

Betty Hechtman was born in Chicago, Illinois and on a particularly eventful weekend graduated college, got married and moved to Los Angeles, California. She has a degree in Fine Arts and has had a variety of professions including being a volunteer farm worker on a kibbutz, Sunday school teacher, waitress, retail sales, editor of a finance company newsletter, telephone operator, associate publicist and freelance writer. Her love of mysteries started with Nancy Drew and blossomed when she began to read Agatha Christie’s books. She has been doing handicrafts since she was a child. It is like a dream come true to be able to mix mystery and yarn craft in her books.