Hearth Cricket: Week Link: Worst Nativity Sets

Irreverent, but funny – a growing list of the worst nativity sets.

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Reviews for Deadly Row to Hoe

"The pacing and setting are refreshing, and the craft details are well blended. Another strong volume in a series that will appeal to fans of farmer’s market series from Paige Shelton and B. B. Haywood." -- Booklist

"McRae, whose home-crafting mysteries always offer tips in mastering some new area of domestic expertise, spices her juicy mystery with some intriguing veggie lore." -- Kirkus

"...a good story that keeps the reader in suspense until the killer is finally revealed." -- New York Journal of Books

Reviews for the Home Crafting Mystery Series

"McRae's ... latest offers a tutorial on mead and a dash of soapmaking, all wrapped around a credible mystery." -- Kirkus

"This series continues to add depth to its engaging cast of characters, and the home-crafting details remain a delight and an inspiration." -- Booklist

"The writing is sharp and skilled and Sophie Mae is an appealing, smart character." -- RT Book Reviews (4 1/2 stars)

"Witty, suspenseful and very engaging, Something Borrowed, Something Bleu is a winner." -- The Coloradoan

"Fans of Rosemary Harris and Maggie Sefton will appreciate McRae's crafty series." -- Library Journal

"Likeable characters and an easy to follow plot that doesn't require knowledge of previous entries in the series are a plus." -- Publishers Weekly

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Week Link: Worst Nativity Sets

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