A wildfire threatens a herd of alpacas, and when the knitters help relocate them, they stumble upon a murder. Kelly Flynn and her knitting friends are at Colorado's annual Wool Market when news of raging wildfires forces them to help a friend move her alpacas. They relocate the herd to the pasture of rancher Andrea Holt, where a dispute between a House of Lambspun employee and Andrea erupts. Days later, Andrea is found dead, and Kelly must use her sleuthing skills to uncover the truth behind the murder amidst the chaos of the wildfire and the ongoing dispute.

This installment in the Knitting Mystery series is likely to appeal to fans of cozy mysteries who enjoy a blend of crafting, small-town settings, and amateur sleuthing. The premise suggests a plot driven by interpersonal conflicts and community dynamics, set against the dramatic backdrop of a natural disaster. Readers can expect a focus on Kelly Flynn's investigative process, supported by her knitting circle, as they unravel the mystery surrounding Andrea Holt's death. The inclusion of animal rescue elements adds a layer of warmth and urgency to the unfolding crime.