Deborah A. (CarolinaLady) -
I loved this book. I could not wait to get back to it after work each day. I could sympathize with Evelyn's trials and tribulations as she was trying to get her quilt store profitable. I also understood her feeling of being alone when she first moved to New Bern. Been there -- done that.
There is not a single voice in the book -- the book's chapters alternate voice with the main characters. I thought I would have a problem with that (I prefer one voice for the book.) But all of the characters are fully realized and it is easy to tell who is speaking (Bostwick does title each chapter with the name of the character speaking).
I have a wish in for the next in the series -- A Thread of Truth -- which is out the end of May. I want to visit the quilt shop again and see what's happening to the group there.
There is not a single voice in the book -- the book's chapters alternate voice with the main characters. I thought I would have a problem with that (I prefer one voice for the book.) But all of the characters are fully realized and it is easy to tell who is speaking (Bostwick does title each chapter with the name of the character speaking).
I have a wish in for the next in the series -- A Thread of Truth -- which is out the end of May. I want to visit the quilt shop again and see what's happening to the group there.
