1rst in the series. For Helen, Nancy, and Tessa, three generations of Henry women, quilts truly represent the fabric of their lives. When Helen grows paranoid and starts to hoard things, Nancy and Tessa return to help out.

3rd in the series. Traumatized by a near-fatal attack by a mugger, journalist Kendra Taylor leaves Washington, D.C., to seek solace and heal in ma rustic cabin in Toms Brook, VA.

5th in the series. With 9 years and a turbulent childhood between them, Kendra and Jamie have never been storybook sisters. After a long estrangement, they've finally begun to heal their hurts and forge a new bond. Now Jamie is offering a gift Kendra has long since given up hoping for, the fondest wish of her heart—a baby.

Earlene Fowler and Margrit Hall present quilts to go along with the books, plus all-new Benni Harper stories, photos from their personal collections, and more!

1rst in the series. 34 year old widow Benni Harper takes a job as curator of the San Celina folk art museum, only to find herself embroiled in the murder of an artist and small-town intrigues that shed new light on her own late husband's death.

3rd in the series. After a whirlwind marriage to police chief Gabe Ortiz, quilter and amateur sleuth Benni Harper joins her husband on a trip to his Kansas hometown, only to become caught up in a murder investigation.

5th in the series. When photographer Shelby Johnson is murdered during the San Celina, CA Heritage Days celebration, her friend Benni Harper, new wife of Police Chief Gabe Ortiz, searches for the killer.

7th in the series. While trying to unravel a feuding family's past, folk art expert Benni Harper uncovers a shocking pattern of tragedy-and a patchwork of clues that form a very disturbing design.

9th in the series. Benni Harper is preparing for two upcoming weddings, digging up clues to a decades-old unsolved murder and struggling with a very personal crisis of the heart.

11th in the series. On the property of a friend's dude ranch, Benni uncovers the remains of a long-dead murdered man buried in a shallow grave. Now, she must keep the guests safe and happy while unearthing the truth behind a terrible crime.

13th in the series. With Christmas just a few weeks away, Benni's queenly boss, Constance Sinclair, demands that she investigate the death of a local socialite. It's not long before Benni recognizes that there may be some deadly truth to Constance's suspicions.

Book 2. Po Paltrow and her happy band of sleuthing quilters, the Queen Bees, are back in this exciting sequel to the popular "Murders on Elderberry Road." Po leads the Bees on a delightful journey of rich recipes, beautiful quilts - and multiple murders! A real thriller ... with a French twist!

Book 1. Dewey Pellicano would rather swallow needles than run a quilt shop. But Dewey's mom, who died suddenly, left Quilter Paradiso to her. Dewey decides she's had enough and agrees to sell Quilter Paradiso to quilting celebrity Claire Armstrong. Her plan unravels when she finds Claire murdered. This brings homicide detective and old family friend Buster Healey on the scene and things explode.

Book 3. Dewey is planning to mix a little business with pleasure at the Sewing-by-the-Sea Symposium in Asilomar, CA. When not minding her shop at the quilting conference, she'll be enjoying the salty sea air. When Dewey takes a walk on the beach one foggy morning she witnesses a woman disappear into the Pacific Ocean. But when no body turns up, nobody believes her.

2nd in a series. Harriet Truman and her quilt group the Loose Threads set off for what should be an enjoyable week of stitching at the Angel Harbor Folk Art School, where member Lauren Sawyer is attending a program to quiet the accusation that she copies other people’s work. It appears Lauren is up to her old tricks when Harriet's Aunt Beth declares she’s seen Lauren’s quilt in a European museum.

2nd in the series. At 27, having fled an abusive marriage with little more than her kids and the clothes on her back, Ivy Peterman figures she has nowhere to go but up. Quaint, historic New Bern, CT, seems a good place to start fresh with a job at the Cobbled Court Quilt Shop. When Ivy appears on a popular quilting TV show in an on-air promo, her ex-husband is alerted to her whereabouts.

2nd in the series. Nell Fitzgerald looks into two murders: that of Lily Harmon, a young woman found floating in the Hudson's icy waters, and that of Sandra Thomas, an art student whose strangled corpse turns up two feet from Nell's back door. The abrasive Sandra may have been having an affair with her teacher, Oliver White, a notorious womanizer and former drunk, who Nell suspects is the killer.

Frommer's mystery offers an entertaining family-centered murder investigation while examining the importance of quilts as a means of understanding women's history. Amateur sleuth Joan Spencer helps her orchestra prepare to play for the opening of the city's annual quilt show. That is until the demanding chairman of the quilt show is found dead under a pile of quilts pulled from the display.

Set in Depression-era Kansas and made vivid with the narrator's humorous down-home voice, it's a story of loyalty and friendship in the Persian Pickle Club quilting circle. Young farm wife Queenie Bean tells about the brief membership of a city girl named Rita, whose boredom with country living and aspirations to be an investigative reporter lead her to unearth secrets in the close-knit group.

Four romance stories surround the making of beautiful handmade quilts and include "Pieces of Dreams" by Jennifer Blake, "Forever Annie" by Jo Anne Cassity, "Hand-Me-Down Hearts" by Linda Shertzer, and "A Ring for Remembrance" by Christina Cordaire.