Amanda Lee Books in Order

Marcy Singer opens her embroidery shop, the Seven-Year Stitch, in Tallulah Falls, Oregon, only to find the previous tenant dead in the storeroom. With suspicion turning toward her, she has to unravel the case fast.

When an elderly customer brings an antique piece of embroidery into Marcy Singer's shop and then dies under suspicious circumstances, Marcy is pulled into another dangerous puzzle. The clues are as tangled as the stitching.

Romance is in the air in Tallulah Falls, but Marcy Singer soon finds that wedding season can turn deadly. A bridal project draws her into a murder case with too many secrets stitched into it.

Marcy's plans to focus on Irish embroidery are sidelined when local brewer Todd is accused of murder. With two men tied to the weapon and neither talking, she starts piecing together the truth herself.

A tapestry said to point to pirate treasure lands Marcy in the middle of trouble after an elderly man is found murdered and his house ransacked. What begins as a favor quickly turns into a race for answers.

A glamorous movie production comes to Tallulah Falls, and Marcy's mother is designing the costumes. When the film's difficult star is murdered, Marcy has to clear her mother's name before the spotlight turns dangerous.

A museum exhibit on antique textiles should be a treat for Marcy Singer, until a visiting professor turns up dead behind her shop. To solve it, she has to pull at a very intricate weave of lies.

As Marcy celebrates her shop's first anniversary, a haunted house next door and a Halloween crowd make things lively. Then a waitress is found dead with one of Marcy's key rings nearby, and the party turns grim.

The local Renaissance Faire brings business to Tallulah Falls, and rivalry to Marcy Singer's booth. When a competitor is found strangled by her own knitting, Marcy becomes the easiest person to blame.

Holiday cheer turns sour when Marcy helps a friend play Santa at a children's hospital and the administrator is found murdered. With evidence pointing at someone she trusts, she starts stitching the clues together herself.