Quilts of Love
Every Quilt Has A Story
SUMMARY: Could a quilt really hold the secrets of a serial killer?
Tess struggles to balance her career as a police detective and caring for her Aunt Susan. Her partner, Logan, wants to help but find it hard to believe the brisk professional officer he works with during the day has a softer side - and a love of quilts. It's a love Tess shares with Aunt Susan, who cherishes a particular quilt she made when she was younger.
When some of Susan's cryptic comments about the quilt and its origins spark Tess's curiosity, the detective in her leads Tess to unravel the story behind this heirloom. As she discovers the origins of the quilt, Tess unexpectedly uncovers clues that may lead her to a serial killer . . . a killer who is quite willing to kill again to keep his secrets hidden.
REVIEW: After reading the summary of the book, I was intrigued with the idea of a quilt holding the secrets of a serial killer. The author did not disappoint. She kept me guessing as to who the killer was, how the quilt was involved and how everything was going to turn out. Now, while I figured out early on who the killer was, this story did not disappoint. I liked the twists and turns the story took and how even the most remote item or insignificant event linked up to something bigger. I also like how she wrapped everything up, even laughing at some of her methods. It would be delightful to see Tess and Logan turn up in a few more novels of this sort. This was a good book and look forward to reading more stories from this author.
Barbara Cameron is the author of more than 35 fiction and nonfiction books and three nationally televised movies and is the winner of the first Romance Writers of America Golden Heart Award. She currently resides in Edgewater, Florida. Find out more about Barbara at BarbaraCameron.com and AmishLiving.com.
REVIEW: After reading the summary of the book, I was intrigued with the idea of a quilt holding the secrets of a serial killer. The author did not disappoint. She kept me guessing as to who the killer was, how the quilt was involved and how everything was going to turn out. Now, while I figured out early on who the killer was, this story did not disappoint. I liked the twists and turns the story took and how even the most remote item or insignificant event linked up to something bigger. I also like how she wrapped everything up, even laughing at some of her methods. It would be delightful to see Tess and Logan turn up in a few more novels of this sort. This was a good book and look forward to reading more stories from this author.
This book was provided by Litfuse Publicity Group for review without compensation.
Barbara Cameron is the author of more than 35 fiction and nonfiction books and three nationally televised movies and is the winner of the first Romance Writers of America Golden Heart Award. She currently resides in Edgewater, Florida. Find out more about Barbara at BarbaraCameron.com and AmishLiving.com.
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