Stephanie Rivera's Reviews > Confessions from the Quilting Circle

This was such a good read and so the dynamic between the sisters and the diary entries which parallel what they were struggling with was just so good. When Lark Ashwood’s grandmother dies, she and her sisters discover an unfinished quilt and Lark decides that this is a good reason to stop running from her past and to share her biggest secret. That is what this family has in common their ability to keep secrets and not being able to share them. Hannah can’t believe she is back in Bear Creek where she sacrificed everything to escape from but the plan is to help her sisters renovate their grandmothers house and leave as fast as she can before she is confronted with her ex that still lives in town and whose heart she broke on her way out of town. While Avery seems to have a perfect life with her doctor husband and her 2 great kids but at what cost is her perfection. Oh man the themes in this were heavy with all the secrets the sisters were carrying around and living with that made Hannah so driven and Lark never able to stay in one place for long without moving on and left Avery stuck in Bear Creek believing that she got what she wanted but at what cost. They unearth the fabric to use for the quilts which has a diary from the women the garment or curtain belonged to which by the end of the book gave you a more complete back story for all these women which was really interesting especially with how it turned out. I would really love to read more on this town and what happened after the book finishes with everyone. Just a really great read and I need to read some more books by this author

Thanks to Harlequin and Netgalley for the complimentary copy of this book in e-book form. All opinions in this review are my own.