Kathryn Mykel Books in Order

A laundromat owner's death interrupts Matty's life of thrift finds and homemade wind chimes in Whistle Stop, Vermont. With her family and an eccentric circle of neighbors nearby, she must sort out an overflowing basket of suspects.

Paul Fielding begins work as a librarian in misty Bellview, Washington, expecting books rather than danger. Strange volumes, a cat and local quilters surround a mystery involving a missing librarian and a potentially murderous plot.

Katherine and Cole visit the Toledo Aquarium with their friend Becks, only to encounter suspicious activity. An employee's questionable behavior pulls the amateur sleuths into an investigation where the attractions conceal more than a pleasant day out.

Pumpkin farmer PF Kin hopes his enormous crop will win the county fair, until someone begins destroying his prized gourds. With his champion pumpkin still at risk, he searches for the culprit near a neighboring cemetery.

Vacationing Katherine and Cole expect sweet treats and a relaxing stay in Alice Springs, Washington. Instead, an unexpected mystery and a growing collection of suspects draw them into another investigation amid the town's bakeries and animal companions.

Katherine and Cole travel to a Maine blueberry festival to admire a giant quilt, but a tasting event turns deadly. Helping an old friend investigate means untangling the trouble hidden among the celebration's food and festivities.

Disguising himself on Halloween, Greg sets out to identify the Medic Murderer targeting his colleagues. As more bodies appear and the killer watches his movements, his private investigation becomes a struggle to avoid becoming the next victim.

Rena Mulberry and her one-eyed pit bull investigate when a local diva is strangled with holiday lights. Bake-off rivalries and small-town secrets multiply the suspects, and even Rena's boyfriend may have something to hide.

Elizabeth Purdy plans to turn a former nunnery into a quilting retreat, but torrential rain threatens the building and isolates Heatherton. When a retired investigator is found murdered, she must uncover a killer while the town is cut off.

A collection of humorous, dramatized dreams explores the absurd obstacles that appear when a sleeping body needs a bathroom. Locked doors, broken toilets, and increasingly strange settings turn an ordinary nighttime experience into a series of comic misadventures.

Professional quilter Kathryn LeBlanc shares seventeen practical tips for more accurate cutting, piecing, and pressing. This compact guide addresses familiar quilting frustrations, with shortcuts and reminders intended to help stitchers finish projects more comfortably and confidently.

A fisherman’s catch includes the body of a city councilwoman, throwing Heatherton into turmoil. With restoration work stalled and her friends under suspicion, Elizabeth Purdy joins the Sip & Stitch quilters to unravel another coastal murder.

At Patchwork Pines’ Golden Needle Festival, an appraiser declares a valuable quilt fake and is soon found dead. Retired crime scene specialist Stella Thimbleton investigates a community of crafty neighbors, where old secrets complicate the search for a killer.

A reclusive sponsor makes his first public appearance at Patchwork Pines' appliqué competition, clashes with a developer, and dies. Stella Thimbleton doubts the easy explanation, while strange literary clues and an abandoned factory hint at older secrets.