carrieg

I saw this on Jennifer Chiaverini's website today. The Aloha Quilt, to be released in April!

http://elmcreek.net/index.php/main/c...e-aloha-quilt/

I love her novels! I enjoy how she alternates between current day and historical dates.

LindaR

I quit buying her books after the "New Years Quilt" I was so disappointed, it was just a repeat of all the other books....have them all to that point. Liked the early ones

quilter2

I have all of her books and enjoyed each one, can't wait for the new one.

Maride

I was dissapinted at the one with the recipes. There were more recipes than story. I still geth them though.

Maria

Rose Hall

I'm reading "The Lost Quilter" now. Only a few chapters into it and love it. A quick easy read when I'm too tired to focus (and am tired of watching ESPN with DH).

Rose

nursie76

OH that is superb! I was hoping she would come out with a new one soon.

carrieg

My favorite is the first one I read. Master Quilter. Some are definitely better than others. She is a good writer and I'd like to make sure she continues - so I buy her books!

JJs

I'm reading the Christmas Quilt right now... (#8 according to the website) I have enjoyed every one of them - she writes like it's somebody you know - and I'm glad to see that we'll find out what happens with Bonnie! LOL

My sister's first husband did something similar like Craig - hid assets before a divorce so the stories feel pretty real to me (he was also abusive - which my sister didn't let anybody know about)

MNQuilter

I know what you mean, it seems like the "in between" books, like the New Years Quilt, the Christmas Quilt, quilters Holiday, are ll repetative adn only fill in a few details of stories that have already been gone over. I love what I consider her main books that either continue the ECQ storyline or totally jump back in time and tell another story, such as the Sugar Camp Quilt and The Lost Quilter.

beckyw

When is Sarah going to have the twins.