Cat's Paws and Curses: A paranormal cozy mystery holiday whodunnit (Vampire Knitting Club)

Ms Warren has given us a Holiday treat with this short. It is a one-sitting read but is a full and complete story. Grab a cup (of whatever is your "cozy"), relax in you seat and have a good read. And, if you are like me, it will help to fill the hole whilst we await the upcoming new release!

A shorter story but still packed with a powerful storyline. I really enjoyed the book. It is telling when I feel for the murderer but not so much for the person murdered. And I loved how the two older vampires in the knitting circle kept saying things they were told several times not to say. So funny. Good book.

My only complaint about this book is it ended too quickly. I am a knitter so I love to envision the items people are working on. The mystery is the next best part. Nancy has a way of bringing special characters together to make a wonderful story. Can't wait for the next one.

I love these characters so much. Every book in the series is so well written. Great stories with twists and a bit of romance as well. These books have everything I love: yarn, romance, mystery, cats, england! I love it! I hope for many more stories..of course I hope plenty of vampires-especially Rafe and Lucy too!!!

I like it when I can’t always pinpoint the murderer early in the book. The addition of the witches and vampires adds humor—not unease. I just discovered the series when I read this Christmas novela in a compilation with others and I’ve already read all but one of the novels. Can’t wait for the new one in February.

This is a nice, quick read. Lucy has a knitting circle for humans, and a murder occurs. Lucy investigates the murder. I like the characters and the humor. The plot is well-written. Perfect if you are looking for a short Christmas mystery.

Once again, Nancy Warren has delivered a fun, light hearted murder. Um, weird, right? This series is well written, and doesn’t take itself too seriously. I recommend all of the improbable Vampire Knitting Club books for some good escapist reading.

It's Christmas time at Cardinal Woolsey's and the knitting circle is meeting to work on gifts. Add a power outage to a murder and things end of getting a bit tricky. Wonderful book with wonderful characters.

Take a knitting circles add a pinch of chatting ladies and a gentlemen. Add a cat, hot tea old stories and out comes a murder. Call the police and a friend and before you know it you have a murderer. Another good story with Christmas the main stage and who would not enjoy the story line.

In this seasonal novella from the Vampire Knitting Club series, knitting shop owner Lucy has started a weekly knitting circle for her human clients in the build up to Christmas.The eclectic mix of knitters bring along their projects and natter as they knit.Unfortunately it isn't long before someone winds up dead and Lucy, Rafe and the police have to investigate.This is another fun instalment in the series and a great introduction for those who've never read it.It's quirky, comedic and an enjoyable yarn.

Only gave it 3 stars as I felt the story was shorter, not as intricate as the others have been. Seemed as though it were just a chapter in one of her other more elaborate stories. Still worth the read, just not the price.

Brilliant series. I love this author's work.

I discovered The Vampire Knitting Club and Nancy Warren almost a year ago and it's still love. Lucy Swift and her team of undead knitting detective make me smile since then. What I like most is the work Nancy is doing on characters besides with the perfect Woolly atmosphere. I run a Yarn shop and I tell about these books even to my Knit Cafe :)