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The Vampire Knitting Club Boxed Set
- Vampire Knitting Club Series, Books 7-9
- Narrated by: Sarah Zimmerman
- Length: 17 hrs and 8 mins
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Summary
A knitting shop in Oxford ought to be quiet . . .
But Cardinal Woolsey's is anything but. Continue the adventures of witch Lucy Swift and her undead knitting club in this collection of cozy mysteries, including Lace and Lies, Bobbles and Broomsticks, and Popcorn and Poltergeists.
In Lace and Lies, the knitting shop's been chosen to appear on TV with celebrity knitting designer Teddy Lamont, but things go wrong on and off the camera, and somebody doesn't make it to the final credits.
Bobbles and Broomsticks takes Lucy and friends to a wedding in a beautiful, ancient church, where a beam falls and destroys more than the marriage ceremony. It's easy to blame the death watch beetle, but is someone more sinister trying to frame the wood-boring insects for murder?
Popcorn and Poltergeists takes Lucy and Rafe to a college library where strange things are happening. A poltergeist is throwing fits, but is the obstreperous spirit a killer? Or are the ghostly temper-tantrums a warning?
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- D. Dolenz
- 12-03-24
Still fun
I am still loving the series. There is just enough back story between the characters to keep me interested as they solve mysteries. Think of a young Miss Marple with witches and vampires. Just fun.
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- Meriel
- 02-08-22
Literary fast food
These stories are comforting and easy going like literary junk food. However, as a Brit, I find that they have clearly been written from an American perspective on British culture.
The narrators accents have got better but in the initial books I though some characters were Australian rather than British. Pronunciation of some words are also terrible.
All get better as the series goes on though and I have enjoyed it.
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- Emma Forest
- 21-11-22
Fun and engaging
Great series, a pleasure to listen to. The British accents are hit and miss which sometimes feels jarring, and otherwise it’s really fun.
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- mandableman
- 06-12-22
I loved it.
The book is great. I really enjoyed it. The narrator has a beautiful voice and is very easy to listen to. The accents and pronunciation of place names are a little off but then I couldn’t possibly have attempted them. It was a great performance despite this though.
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- Patricia Woodford
- 27-11-23
outstanding storyline
I love that all my favourite things about my hobbies are brought to life in these books and the enjoyment they have given me. can't wait to start book 10 and the rest.
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