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Molly MacRae
Molly MacRae spent twenty years in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Upper East Tennessee,where she managed The Book Place, an independent bookstore; may it rest in peace. Before the lure of books hooked her, she was curator of the history museum in Jonesborough, Tennessee's oldest town.MacRae lives with her family in Champaign, Illinois, where she connects children with books at the public library.
Genres: Cozy Mystery
Series
Haunted Yarn Shop Mystery
1. Last Wool and Testament (2012)
2. Dyeing Wishes (2013)
3. Spinning in Her Grave (2014)
4. Plagued By Quilt (2014)
5. Knot the Usual Suspects (2015)
6. Crewel and Unusual (2019)
1. Last Wool and Testament (2012)
2. Dyeing Wishes (2013)
3. Spinning in Her Grave (2014)
4. Plagued By Quilt (2014)
5. Knot the Usual Suspects (2015)
6. Crewel and Unusual (2019)
Highland Bookshop Mystery
1. Plaid and Plagiarism (2016)
2. Scones and Scoundrels (2018)
3. Thistles and Thieves (2020)
4. Heather and Homicide (2020)
5. Argyles and Arsenic (2022)
1. Plaid and Plagiarism (2016)
2. Scones and Scoundrels (2018)
3. Thistles and Thieves (2020)
4. Heather and Homicide (2020)
5. Argyles and Arsenic (2022)
Novels
Omnibus
Collections
Molly MacRae recommends
The Secrets on Chicory Lane (2017)
Raymond Benson
"Pitch-perfect characters drew me in; unrelenting suspense left me breathless by the end. Raymond Benson is a master storyteller."
A Crafter Knits a Clue (2018)
(Handcrafted Mystery, book 1)
Holly Quinn
"A new crafting cozy mystery to love! Holly Quinn puts heart and smarts into protagonist Sammy Kane and the small town of Heartsford, Wisonsin."
A Dream of Death (2019)
(Kate Hamilton , book 1)
Connie Berry
"Connie Berry’s debut novel has it all - atmosphere, suspense, a cracking-good mystery, and characters I want to meet again soon. I can’t imagine a better way to spend an afternoon."
To Kill a Mocking Girl (2020)
(Bookbinding Mystery, book 1)
Harper Kincaid
"Fresh and fun! Readers looking for a new small town cozy mystery series will feel right at home."
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