Sewed Up Tight

“Quilters Club mysteries are like potato chips … you can’t stop with one. I have to admit I’m hooked on the adventures of those quasi-detectives who solve mysteries when not sorting quilting squares.”
- Pamela Paige
Sunday Magazine

A delightful combination of characters; especially love Grammy and Agnes. Marjory Rockwell sticks to business; no excess digressions. Anyone who enjoys a quick cozy will love this series!
- Judy Shippey
Amazon Review

Well written, fun characters with realistic dialogue. I enjoyed reading it….
- Ginger Ashworth
Amazon Review

Those Quilters Club ladies -- Maddy, Cookie, Bootsie, and Lizzie -- don’t believe in ghosts, but they have a case to solve when the ghost of Beasley Mansion scares the high school principal to death … a mysterious Phantom plants a firebomb at the Halloween Festival … and a historic pictorial quilt depicting the founding of Caruthers Corners gives an alternative history that threatens to upset Maddy’s relationship with her husband. But you can count on her precocious 12-year-old granddaughter Aggie to set things straight.

Marjory Sorrell Rockwell says needlecraft arts – quilting, crocheting, knitting – are pastimes every woman can appreciate. And she particularly loves quiltmaking. “It’s like painting with cloth,” she says. But when not quilting she writes mysteries about a midwestern sleuth not unlike herself, a middle-aged lady with an unpredictable family and loyal friends. And she’s a big fan of watermelon pie.