The Sweethearts' Knitting Club - (Twilight, Texas) by Lori Wilde (Paperback)

About the Book

For 10 years, Flynn McGregor has been turning down the same solid, upright man's marriage proposal. Her friends at the Sweethearts' Knitting Club tell her they're a match made in heaven, but Flynn knows there's only one reason she keeps saying no: high school sweetheart Jesse Calloway. Original.

Book Synopsis

The first book in Lori Wilde's new series set in small-town Twilight, Texas, The Sweethearts' Knitting Club is the story of Flynn McGregor, a young woman who's always done exactly what her friends, family, and fellow knitters have told her to do--until Jesse Calloway, her bad-boy high school sweetheart, roars back into town.

From the Back Cover

"Throw a penny in the fountain of the Twilight town square, and you'll be married to your first love . . . "

For ten years, pretty Flynn MacGregor has been turning down the same solid, upright man's marriage proposal. Her friends at the Sweethearts' Knitting Club tell her they're a match made in heaven, but Flynn knows there's only one dangerous reason why she keeps saying no: high school sweetheart Jesse Calloway. She was just sixteen when Jesse was forced out of town under a cloud of suspicion . . . but he's never left her heart.

Now Jesse is back, and every time she turns the corner he's there--gazing at her with his smoldering eyes and tempting her with his kisses. Jesse has never played by the rules, and he's made it clear that he's not going to now. And Flynn, who's always done just what her family, friends, and fellow knitters have told her to do, must finally break free and claim the love that binds Jesse to her heart.

Review Quotes

Lori Wilde has created a rich and wonderful story about the charm of small town life combined with the power and passion of first love. Delicious! -- New York Times Bestselling author Robyn Carr

"Delicious details, a small town full of memorable characters, great dialogue, and humor all combine to make this a highly enjoyable tale about two people who find healing--and each other." -- Booklist (starred review) on All of Me

"[T]heir personal development forms the heart and soul of the novel, a delicately revealing in-depth character study. Wilde's clever combination of humor, sorrow and love brings a deeply appealing sense of realism." -- Publishers Weekly on All of Me