Susan's Reviews > Irish Knit Murder

Pamela and her journalist friend Bettina are at the seniors' St. Patrick's Day luncheon when Isabel Lister, the now-elderly daughter of a leading family of the town who has recently returned after a colorful career, is found murdered. Bettina is determined to scoop her rival newspaper, but it is Pamela who does most of the detecting, while also dealing with her private life. There's not as much knitting in this as in some of the previous books in the series, and a lot of description of Bettina's outfits and the meals that the women eat.