by Debbie Macomber, Linda Emond
An enjoyable story that held my attention throughout although my opinion on all the men was rather low when I finished. Four different women are each involved in romance, some light some heavy. Newly divorced Bethanne, grandma Elise and teenager Courtney join a class on making socks held by yarn sho...
Following on from "A Shop on Blossom Street" this is the next installment in this story of lives circling around a yarn shop. Adding in a new cast of characters the main three here are Elise Beaumont, a retired Librarian, currently living with her daughter while she's trying to get her money back f...
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You know it's been a good book when you look at the watch after 5 minutes and discover that an hour has passed!On the surface just as good as the first book, but there were a few aspects I wasn't so keen on - mainly the intro and wrap-up in first and last chapter, the development between Lydia and B...
You know it's been a good book when you look at the watch after 5 minutes and discover that an hour has passed!On the surface just as good as the first book, but there were a few aspects I wasn't so keen on - mainly the intro and wrap-up in first and last chapter, the development between Lydia and B...
This is my first book by Debbie Macomber. It was quite good. The romance was light which was good since I don't enjoy romances.
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