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Confessions from the Quilting Circle by Maisey Yates
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it was amazing

Another beautiful read where a quilt caused the women in the family to come closer. The Ashford women were a class of their own. With the death of the grandmother, the women discovered an unfished quilt and it was up to the women to finish it.

But nothing was as simple. The origin of the quilt’s pieces led them to old secrets and everything seemed to unravel until they were patched up. This was a powerful story from author Maisey Yates, where the sisters and the mother learned the truths about their family.

Many issues were dealt with, but Ms. Yates writing brought them out in a sensitive manner. I liked how all them moved forward with strength, facing their pasts. The diaries of their ancestors held the key that taught them to believe in love and forgiveness.

A story poignantly written touched my heart. Shades of love and romance were also present, but the core was beautiful contemporary tale about family. The secrets that shocked me down the pages were just the icing over the cake.
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September 5, 2021 – Shelved
September 6, 2021 – Started Reading
September 6, 2021 – Finished Reading

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