Last Wool and Testament by Peggy Ehrhart is a cozy mystery that introduces Pamela Paterson, a widowed editor and passionate knitter who becomes an amateur sleuth. When Pamela’s close friend is accused of murder after a controversial will surfaces in their small town, she is determined to uncover the truth. With the support of her knitting circle, she follows a trail of tangled secrets, unexpected betrayals, and hidden motives, all while balancing her quiet personal life with the chaos of a dangerous investigation. The story blends small-town charm, knitting details, and suspense in a way that keeps readers engaged.

Peggy Ehrhart enriches Last Wool and Testament with vivid descriptions of yarn craft, warm friendships, and the bonds within a close community. Pamela’s sharp observations and gentle persistence make her a relatable protagonist who brings both heart and determination to solving the case. The novel stands out as a classic in the knitting mystery genre, offering not only a clever whodunit but also a celebration of creativity, resilience, and the strength of women supporting one another.