Murder Comes Unraveled: A Flock and Fiber Mystery
Although Veryl Ann Grace learned to knit and crochet at her grandmother’s knee, her real passion for fiber arts began when she realized she could create yarn from all the hair her beloved Great Pyrenees shed.  That was over twenty-five years ago and she can still be found spinning, knitting and weaving fiber of all kinds including livestock guardian dog hair. A long time resident of Washington state, she currently lives in Hawaii with her husband, Glenn, and her three dogs, Nani, a Maremma, and Hoku and Kip, two poi dogs. She is the author of "Murder Spins a Tale".