Patterns in the Sand (Seaside Knitters Mystery Series #2) Book

I really enjoy cozies and love a good book that is over way too soon. This wasn't one of them - it's an ok read, but it seemed I'd never finish it. Some pros: a couple of the characters really stand out (Birdie and Cass), there were a couple of knitting terms I wasn't familiar with so looked them up. Cons: someone should have proofread the book for editing errors (can't list them because I didn't keep track, but they were quite obvious at the time), twice the author referred to fibers being 'woven' into yarn when they are actually 'spun' (cloth is woven), these people sure ate good and the story at times seemed more about the food than anything else - it even overshadowed the knitting aspects, I kept getting lost with all the characters (they weren't developed enough to remember them or for me to care enough about them).

I'll keep the rest of the books in the series on the 'back burner' in case I decide to give the series another try, but for now I will be trying other authors.