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"Long-time resident Angus McPherron has a very special birthday coming up--his 100th! Known as the 'old man of the sea' by Sea Harbor residents, he's lived in town all his long life and has shared plenty of colorful tales of the area ... Izzy and the other Seaside Knitters are busy planning Angus's...

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Main Author: Goldenbaum, Sally (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Kensington Publishing Corp., 2025.
Edition:First Kensington hardcover edition.
Series:Goldenbaum, Sally. Seaside knitters mystery ; 8.
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Summary:"Long-time resident Angus McPherron has a very special birthday coming up--his 100th! Known as the 'old man of the sea' by Sea Harbor residents, he's lived in town all his long life and has shared plenty of colorful tales of the area ... Izzy and the other Seaside Knitters are busy planning Angus's birthday bash, knitting his beloved gulls into everything they make. With bands rehearsing and the menu set, Angus's celebration promises to be unforgettable. But the day before, when Charlie stops by Angus's cottage, he finds the old man has died in his sleep. Shocked and saddened, the town decides to go ahead with the festivities, which will now become a celebration of the old man's life. But when Angus's closest friend, Father Northcutt, is found on the floor of Angus's cottage unconscious from a deadly blow to his head, Angus's death is examined more closely, and soon is a suspected homicide"--
Item Description:"Includes a knitting pattern"-- cover.
Includes "As-You-Like-It Poncho knitting pattern and spinach and feta pie recipe.
Physical Description:viii, 342 pages : illustration ; 22 cm
ISBN:9781496747211
1496747216
Author Notes:Sally Goldenbaum was born in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. She received an undergraduate degree from Fontbonne College in St. Louis and a graduate degree in philosophy from Indiana University in Bloomington. She was a Catholic nun for several years before attending graduate school. Before becoming a full-time author, she worked in public television in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, taught philosophy, and was an editor for both a bioethics journal and a publishing house. She met Adrienne Staff in a park in Kansas City and they soon started writing novels together. She is the author of the Seaside Knitters Mystery series and three books in the Queen Bee Quilters Mysteries.

(Bowker Author Biography)