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I'm finding that I'm reading more and more books that deal with the strong friendships of women. This was no exception. Bostwick does a magnificent job of explaining how women get sucked into abusive relationships without becoming gory; although, there are parts that make you wince and get angry. The fact that this book and her first with these characters, A Single Thread, is set in a quilt shop doesn't hurt, either.
My only complaint with the book was the edition I read - the Kindle edition. The ...more
My only complaint with the book was the edition I read - the Kindle edition. The ...more
Again, not a good choice for trying to lift my spirits after a long time in paranormal fiction. A divorced Texan takes a drive and ends up in New England and following her dream of opening a quilt shop. Her Quilt Pink event has an unexpected twist resulting in the forming of a tight bond between some unlikely women.
Easy, comfortable read. The characters are fleshed out quite well, and they are people I would love to hang out with.
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Great read. I am so enjoying these books
It was good, but I prefered the first book in the series...The whole Ivy and domestic violence plot seemed a little over the top and soap opera-like.
I don't think this story quite lives up to A Single Thread, the first book in the Cobbled Court Quilt series. I did enjoy catching up with the lives of the four women introduced in the first book as well as reading about Ivy, the new character. Some of the writing seemed forced and a little preachy at times. Still, this was a good read for the end of the summer.
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The story takes off from Marie's first novel. So far there is romance, mystery and intrigue. My favorite character is the regal Abigail.
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Classic story of overcoming adversity and beating the odds. Nice that quilting is one of the tools that turns things around.
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