by Debbie Macomber
An absorbing story about three women and their myriad of issues but it was more chick-lit than romance and the switching between story threads just when it got good was very frustrating sometimes. Yarn shop owner Lydia starts a new class with Alix who is planning her wedding and Colette a quiet woma...
Unfortunately not nearly as good as the two first books about Blossom Street. While the good bits were still very, very good, there were more cases where it seemed like Debbie Macomber had gotten herself rolled up in a plot that she couldn't figure out how to get out of again, and it got both saccha...
Another sweet contemporary romance by Ms. Macomber. I can always trust her for a happy read.
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