Joining them is Annie, Bethanne’s adult daughter who needs her own getaway after her boyfriend did not propose, as she expected.
When Bethanne’s ex-mother-in -law wants to attend her 50th reunion all the way in Florida, Bethanne decides a road trip is just what she needs to figure it all out. She was formerly married to George and now must decide if taking him back is the right choice, or if she should explore her budding relationship with a motorcycle-riding guy named Max. But will they do it in time to save Chrissie from getting hurt? Will Susannah’s marriage be strong enough to survive her need to dig into her past?īethanne Hamlin has made a success of her Blossom Street business, called Parties. Could he be the son of her long-lost flame? Thankfully, Susannah’s high school friend Carolyn is there to help her reveal the truth. After breaking up with her well-liked, stable boyfriend back in Seattle, Chrissie is falling for a boy who is up to no good, despite Susannah’s warnings.
And, her twenty-year-old daughter, Chrissie, who has come along to help her grandmother, doesn’t make the journey any easier. As she goes back to her hometown to help her mother who is showing signs of dementia, she has to confront many conflicts and unresolved questions about her past and her first love. Meet Susannah Nelson, a fifty-year old teacher, wife, and mother who is facing several emotional challenges at one time. That is how she meets three very different women, whose lives become interwoven in unexpected ways. She offers weekly classes for beginners and knit-ins for the more experienced. For Lydia, knitting began as a way to take her mind off her cancer treatment and from there it became a creative passion she loves to share with others.
They are offset by many extraordinary creations knitted by Lydia to inspire shoppers and remind them of what’s possible. You’ll love hanging out in her store framed with cubbies filled with yarn in every color and texture imaginable. For her it is the realization of a life-long dream and a symbol of making a fresh start, free of cancer. She couldn’t imagine opening her shop called A Good Yarn, anywhere else. Or, maybe because it’s a place where new businesses bloom and big dreams are cultivated by entrepreneurs such as Lydia Hoffman. It could be that Blossom Street got its name because of the abundance of colorful flowers that fill the street. Plus, you’ll get 4 notecards with matching envelopes FREE with your order. Savor the blessings of good friends in this enchanting trio of novels exclusively from Guideposts.
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