Kate Cambridge is an emerging author of Sweet Historical Romance and Sweet Contemporary Romance. She is a hopeless romantic, strong supporter of
women's rights, and loves to create stories that inspire, and characters who
seem real long after "The End."
women's rights, and loves to create stories that inspire, and characters who
seem real long after "The End."
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The greatest inspiration is often born of desperation.
One year ago Hannah Quinn scored her dream job, and now the fate of the museum she loves will rise or fall on her next exhibit. But wait...
there's a problem. She doesn't have a clue what her next exhibit will be!
there's a problem. She doesn't have a clue what her next exhibit will be!
When a trunk with two quilts is donated to the museum, Hannah's boss thinks she's wasting her time chasing down the history of the quilts,
regardless of their beauty; but Hannah persists. She knows there's something special about these quilts, and a story that demands to be told.
regardless of their beauty; but Hannah persists. She knows there's something special about these quilts, and a story that demands to be told.
Little does Hannah know, her friend Callum, a researcher and consultant, plays an unexpected a role in her investigation that leads to questions and discoveries that threaten the foundation of all she holds most dear.
Will her desperation to discover the story of the quilts cause her to lose the very thing she loves the most - or will the secrets she uncover lead her to more than she ever dreamed?
Snippet #1
“There it was, that musty smell that filled Hannah Quinn with excitement. It was the same aroma that drifted off the pages of books that hadn’t been opened in centuries. To her, it signaled an opportunity to time travel, a chance to obtain knowledge that might have been lost for centuries— a story waiting to be told.”
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Great blurb!
ReplyDeleteGreat way to start a tour. Doris
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