Frederica Gouge returns to the Mountains to care for the grandmother who reared her. The Appalachian arts community that is Gram'ss world throws Freddie unavoidably in with Pax, gallery owner and Freddie'ss first love. Old hurts and fears resurface, and a expose's of Pax'ss methods threatens to sabotage their trust. Will love triumph, or are the obstacles just too great?
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By John Hopkins (Santa Rosa, CA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Weave Me a Song (Hardcover)
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I love descriptive way that Mrs. Hopkins writes. She has created characters that I can not only almost see, but care about. Pax especially is a character I would like to see more of in later books. Having spent some time in the area where the book is set, it makes me want to do so again.
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Weave Me a Song,
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This review is from: Weave Me a Song (Hardcover)
This book is wonderful. It is a true example of someone living there ideals instead of just preaching them. If you have ever wondered what unconditional love is then read this book. This book is very well written and is a great story for anyone to read. I would highly recommend it to anyone who loves a good story and appreciates the small things.
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A Christian Romance with an edge!,
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This review is from: Weave Me a Song (Hardcover)
This book keeps you guessing just enough. The heroine, Freddie, returns to the Appalachian mountains to care for her grandmother who raised her. But Freddie's a mess after seeking her fortune in Phoenix, and Gram's an artistic weaver with a passle of eccentric friends and a mentor in a young gallery owner Pax, who was Freddie's first high school flame. Old hurts keep the two young folks apart as Gram tries to get them together. Then the newspaper reporter from the big city paper tries to make a name for herself by accusing Pax of exploiting the poor mountain artizans and there's a flood and . . . All this, and it's clean.
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