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Knot My Sister's Keeper

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"The results of a DNA test change a woman's life . . . A mystery combined with wry humor" from the author of Knot What You Think (Kirkus Reviews).

In tracing her ancestry, quilter Martha Rose discovers a ritzy half-sister, a stash of family secrets, and a decades-old mystery that only she can unravel . . .

Martha Rose is shocked to find she has a half-sister, especially one so different from her. Giselle Cole is wealthy, widowed, and lives a glamorous life in West Los Angeles. At least her grandmother was a quilter! But Giselle can't answer Martha's many questions about their father—he disappeared when she was only a child and the few clues left behind indicate he may have been murdered. So Martha and Giselle team up on an investigation that weaves them through the streets of L.A., their father's hidden love affairs, and into some mysterious unfinished Cole family business . . .

Praise for the Quilting Mysteries

"What's knot to love? Mary Marks has crafted another winner stitched together with humor and heart—Martha Rose is one gutsy lady." —Rochelle Staab, national bestselling author of the Mind for Murder Mysteries

"Mary Marks had me on pins and needles and wanting to wrap myself up in a warm quilt while reading her cozy debut!" —Lee Hollis, author of the Hayley Powell Food & Cocktails Mysteries

"A pleasurable and satisfying addition to any quilting mystery fan's reading list. Recommend to those who cannot get enough of Terri Thayer, Elizabeth Craig, or Earlene Fowler." —Library Journal
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      June 1, 2018
      The results of a DNA test change a woman's life.Quilting expert Martha Rose (Knot What You Think, 2017, etc.) never knew her father. Her mother lived in a world of her own, so Martha was raised by her grandmother and Uncle Isaac, who moved the family from Iowa to California to escape the stigma of Martha's illegitimate birth. All she knows of her father is that he was a redheaded artist whose first or last name was Quinn. A DNA test her daughter Quincy has sent her reveals that Martha is half Ashkenazi Jewish on her mother's side, the father's side mostly Irish and English. Martha soon learns that she has a half sister on her father's side, Giselle Cole, who agrees to meet her. Although Giselle is wealthy, outspoken, snobbish, and younger and thinner than Martha, they hit it off, and Martha is soon inviting Giselle to Friday night dinners with Uncle Isaac and her fiance, ATF agent Yossi Levy. While Giselle is learning about Martha's Jewish heritage, Martha finds out that their father, Jacob Quinn Maguire, was a famous artist who married Giselle's mother, left one day for a gallery opening in New York, and was never seen again. As they explore their shared background, the sisters discover that Quinn was quite a womanizer who may have fathered other children. Using her police connections to get information, Martha finds that the investigation into their father's disappearance was dropped quickly. She and Giselle suspect that his death was probably covered up, perhaps by Giselle's wealthy and powerful grandfather. Traveling the country in Giselle's family's private jet, they dig up plenty of information they hope will tell them whodunit and why.A mystery combined with wry humor.

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