The old saying, "You can't judge a book by its cover" certainly applies here. I thought it would be a wholesome book about love and friendship centered around a group of women who love to quilt. The story line was predictable (as far as girl falls in love with guy and they live happily ever after) and it was just too sexually graffic for my taste. I think it (the cover) would have been more in line with the book's content if it had Fabio on it. The True Love Quilting Club is book 2 in the Twilight, Texas series by Lori Wilde. I thought that this book was okay, didn't have as good of a storyline as other books in this series. The plot wasn't very exciting and was pretty predictable. The second half of the book was pretty steamy and seemed like page fillers as the author didn't have anything else for the characters to do/say. I really liked the quotes at the beginning of each chapter. I like the writing style, its witty like Jenny Cruise, and look forward to more books from this author. Trixie Lynne Parks a/k/a Emma Parks wants to be an actress. Twelve years ago she left behind the small town of Twilight, Texas and her first love, Sam Cheek, to make it big in New York. After twelve years of dream chasing Emma finds her way back to Twilight and discovers that the chemistry between her and Sam is still there, hotter than ever. But Emma will need to choose between fame and fortune and true love. First book in the series is The Sweetheart's Knitting Club.
What do You think about Yamalı Hayaller Sahnesi (2014)?
This is #2 in the Twilight, Texas series and I really enjoyed this cast of characters too! Fun!
—Thereshope
This was a nice read. Quick and light. The characters were interesting. I liked it.
—zbluetooth
