Bead on Trouble by Barbara Burnett Smith - Book Review

I just finished reading Bead on Trouble by Barbaramayhem ensues. There is an old flame of Kitzi's, a
Burnett Smith, a mystery novel set amongpotential new love interest, fierce competition
beaders (makers of bead jewelry) in Centralamong the beaders for a lucrative contract from
Texas.First of all, let me say how amazed I wasan art catalog, and a mysterious death ... May
at the fragmentation of the mystery novelFeather, a talented beader is found dead in a
market. Of course I was aware of standardcreek.Of course it does not help that Kitzi
genres, such as the police procedural or thediscovered earlier that the victim was having an
English whodunit, as well as mystery series withaffair with the husband of Kitzi's best friend
regional connections. I had even come acrossBeth.Naturally, Kitzi wants to solve the case, while
mystery series with themes such as rare bookthe local sheriff suspects her of murdering
collecting (John Dunning's Booked to Die is anMay...This makes for nice reading, and the author
excellent read for bibliophiles) or running akeeps stringing you along (sorry, could not resist
teashop.These days however, there appear to bethe pun), so that the ending is rather surprising.
mysteries for quilters, potters and scrapbookersThe best part is the witty dialogs. So, if you
as well -- can you imagine the problems forenjoy craft-themed mysteries, Bead on Trouble
bookstore owners ("Where do you keep thewould be a good choice.Pamela Bruce lives in
mysteries about juvenile herb gardeners?")DespiteAustin, TX. She has been beading since her teens,
these somewhat odd trends, Bead on Trouble isbut has never been to a beading camp. She sells
an entertaining book. The protagonist, Kitzithe bead jewelry she creates at where you can
Camden, is an ex-politician in her 50s, turnedalso download the free e-book "A Consumer's
corporate trainer and part-time beader. When sheGuide to Buying Bead Jewelry Online".
attends a beading camp in the Texas Hill Country,