Arlene Sachitano Books in Order

Manufacturing supervisor Harley must resolve faulty production figures before an inspection jeopardizes major contracts. When the employee investigating them is murdered, a ransom demand and a valuable family icon entangle her in an increasingly deadly puzzle.

Harriet returns to Foggy Point expecting to mind her aunt's quilting business during a holiday. Instead, she inherits the operation and becomes entangled in murder after a family friend dies and her studio is vandalized.

Harriet and the Loose Threads attend an art-school quilting retreat, where accusations of plagiarism revive doubts about a friend's work. When the school's owner dies, Harriet must unravel the dispute before her friend is blamed for murder.

A Civil War reenactment in Foggy Point ends with a real corpse and a startling identity. Harriet and the Loose Threads investigate a reappearing quilt and an enigmatic young man before another death unsettles their community.

A woman seeking Aiden arrives in Foggy Point with a baby and is soon murdered. As another death and irregularities in a friend's adoption surface, Harriet and the Loose Threads investigate secrets that may connect the cases.

A corporate team-building retreat turns deadly when a manager is found beneath a tree. Harley inherits his house and becomes a murder suspect, while her ex-husband threatens her family, leaving her racing to identify the real killer.

Harriet's quilting group prepares supplies for a homeless camp as a powerful storm approaches Foggy Point. When men at the camp are murdered and a rockslide isolates the police, the quilters must investigate the growing danger.

Foggy Point stages a sixties-themed festival to attract winter visitors, and the Loose Threads contribute a quilt display. A shooting beside Jenny's authentic period quilt raises troubling questions about the history she has been reluctant to share.

While making quilts for animals sheltered alongside abuse survivors, Harriet learns a friend has been assaulted by her fiance. When he is found dead beside that friend, Harriet must discover whether she is guilty or being framed.

A quilting conference revives memories Harriet would rather forget, while Aiden hosts an old romantic interest. When the visitor is murdered in his quarters, Harriet and the Loose Threads must challenge evidence pointing toward the man she loves.

A childhood kidnapping survivor asks Harriet to investigate the friend who never came home with her. As the Loose Threads make charity quilts, a suspicious accident raises fears that someone will kill to keep the past hidden.

A bride-to-be wrongly accuses Harriet of pursuing her groom and attacks her during a quilting conference. When the bride is murdered, Harriet becomes the chief suspect, leaving the Loose Threads to uncover what really happened.

A project making quilts for older foster children becomes complicated when a reality show begins tracing their relatives. Two murders and suspicious family reunions draw Harriet's group into an investigation where the young people themselves face danger.

Harriet looks forward to Christmas with her husband and foster son while the Loose Threads display festive quilts downtown. A series of murders and a threatening encounter turn their seasonal celebrations into another fight for safety.

Newly separated Permelia moves into an apartment above a morgue and discovers a clue linking a body to a friend's husband. Their knitting circle investigates deception, a secret second family, and a killer who may strike again.

Harriet and the Loose Threads agree to make decorative saddle blankets for an equestrian show. Their winter project brings them among several people with reasons to hate a riding teacher, then into the investigation of a murder.

Permelia arrives to teach knitting at a new Portland yarn shop and finds a man killed with a knitting needle. With students due and the owner away, she sets out to discover the victim's identity and his killer.

Foggy Point's birdwatching festival is disrupted when a volunteer dies from a fentanyl overdose on a hiking trail. Harriet and the Loose Threads must determine whether the death was self-inflicted or conceals a deliberate act of murder.