A Single Thread - Couverture souple

"Bostwick makes a seamless transition from historical fiction to the contemporary scene in this buoyant novel about the value of friendship among women . . . Bostwick's polished style and command of plot make this story of bonding and sisterhood a tantalizing book club contender." -Publishers Weekly

." . . a pleasant story of friendship, with a message of starting over despite the odds. [A SINGLE THREAD] will remind readers of Debbie Macomber's popular The Shop on Blossom Street. The first in Bostwick's "Cobbled Court" series, this comforting book is highly recommended for public libraries." -Library Journal

"Bostwick's warmly nourishing, emotionally compelling novel is quiet yet powerful." - John Charles, The Chicago Tribune

"In A SINGLE THREAD Marie Bostwick beautifully captures the very essence of women's friendships-- the love, the pain, the trust, the forgiveness. and crafts a seamless and heartfelt novel from them. Evelyn, Abigail, Margot, and Liza are as real and endearing as my own closest friends, and as I turned the last page I felt that sweet, satisfying sorrow in having to say goodbye that marks the work of a writer at the top of her game." - Kristy Kiernan, author of Catching Genius and Matters of Faith

"This novel is written for women who have been inspired, or have inspired themselves." -RT BOOKreviews

"What a wonderful story of strength, character and friendship. Ms. Bostwick has written a story so touching that it pulls at your heartstrings and doesn't let up till you finish these women's stories. She takes you on a journey with them and allows the reader to feel the same emotions as these women do. With the obstacles each must face, you cannot help but wish for a happy ending in these women's lives. If you need a wonderful book to touch you and maybe even change your future path, I highly recommend adding A Single Thread to your book collection." - Matilda, Coffee Time Romance

"This is a beautiful, feel-good story that I would recommend to anyone who enjoys books about women and their relationships." ---Working Girl Reviews