The Elm Creek Quilts: The Lost Quilter : An Elm Creek Quilts Novel (Series #14) (Paperback)

from mchwest

The history involved in this series is always so interesting. Very good read even if you don't quilt! For this book, the 14th in the series, you really don't have to have the others read before hand.

from KamGeb

This book starts in present day Elm Creek. Then most of the book occurs right before and during the civil war. Then the book ends in present day Elm Creek.

from tjsjohanna

This was a satisfying addition to the Elm Creek Quilts collection of stories. Ms. Chiaverini goes back in time to tell the story of a slave in they years just prior to the Civil War. Joanna's longing for freedom, and willingness to risk everything to achieve it was inspiring and even thrilling at...

from hobbitprincess

There is a series of books by this author, and I've not read any of the others, but this one was pretty good on its own. An old quilt pulls together this story, which starts in modern times and flashes back to Joanna's story, a slave in South Carolina in 1859 into the Civil War. I liked the chara...

from bearette24

I was initially disappointed that this story was set in the 19th century, but it turned out to be one of my favorites in the series. The Lost Quilter tells the story of Joanna, the slave who was captured at Elm Creek in one of the earlier installments of the series. Joanna's tale is riveting. Sin...