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The Sweethearts' Knitting Club (Twilight, Texas #1)

by Lori Wilde (Goodreads Author)

3.72 of 5 stars 3.72 · rating details · 681 ratings · 73 reviews

"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...more

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Published November 24th 2009 by Avon (first published November 4th 2009)

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Jan 16, 2010 Katie(babs) rated it 3 of 5 stars

I’m pretty surprised by the amount of knitting plots found in contemporary romances lately. The latest in this trend is by Lori Wilde who has a new series for Avon. The first book, The Sweetheart’s Knitting Club takes place in the small town of Twilight, Texas. Ten years ago Jesse Calloway was arrested for cocaine and gun possession and sent to prison. He gets a reduced sentence for saving a fellow inmate and stopping a prison riot. He’s released and heads back to Twilight where the girl he left...more I’m pretty surprised by the amount of knitting plots found in contemporary romances lately. The latest in this trend is by Lori Wilde who has a new series for Avon. The first book, The Sweetheart’s Knitting Club takes place in the small town of Twilight, Texas. Ten years ago Jesse Calloway was arrested for cocaine and gun possession and sent to prison. He gets a reduced sentence for saving a fellow inmate and stopping a prison riot. He’s released and heads back to Twilight where the girl he left behind is waiting. Jesse has never forgotten Flynn McGregor, the girl who saw through his bad boy attitude and embraced the wonderful person he really is. Jesse also wants payback because he knows who set him up. Twilight’s richest citizen and sheriff, Beau Trainer hates Jesse with a passion. Beau was Flynn’s boyfriend at the time Jesse arrived in Twilight. Now Jesse will open his motorcycle shop there and steal Flynn away from Beau.

Flynn works at her father’s café, Froggy’s Marina Bar and Grill. She’s also involved in the town’s Sweetheart’s Knitting club. Flynn can’t knit for anything. That’s her dirty little secret. She also has another one, where after ten years she still can’t get Jesse Calloway out of her head. She knows they can’t have a future together and should only think about her high school boyfriend, Beau, who has asked her four times to marry him. Now Beau has asked a fifth time and wants a final answer. He’s tired of Flynn holding him off. He even sweetens the deal because he knows Flynn wants to open a yarn store, which was her mother’s dream. The Lynn Yarn Barn will be in memory of Flynn’s mother. Beau will co-sign the loan as long as she agrees to marry him. And Beau is pushing hard for this because he knows that Jesse is out of prison. He’s afraid that Flynn will walk out on him, but since she doesn’t take commitment lightly, as long as she’s engaged to him, he knows she won’t cheat on him. He’ll have everything he always wanted.

Flynn feels guilty because she does care for Beau, but he is just too perfect, a goody two shoes. So much so that Beau wants them both to be celibate until their wedding night (pretty convenient if you ask me seeing as Jesse is back in town. God forbid we have a heroine fooling around with two guys at the same time. Can’t have that now, can we?) Flynn is relived and thinks that it’s going to take awhile for the Yarn Barn to get up and running. And even though Beau is a great upstanding guy, her feelings for him are more fizzle that pop. Flynn had the pop or rather fireworks with Jesse.

And those fireworks are as strong now as they were when they were teenagers. The moment Jesse and Flynn see each other, there’s no doubt in their minds that they belong together. But Flynn belongs to Beau and Jesse is a convict. Can Flynn really be that cruel to Beau and run back to Jesse?

There’s a great deal of temptation in Twilight. Jesse wants Flynn, Flynn wants Jesse, Beau wants Flynn and the respect of the people around him. These three are in a no-holds-barred love triangle and it comes down to Flynn choosing the lucky man she’ll end up with, while the other will feel like the ultimate loser.

I don’t think it’s hard to figure out who Flynn chooses. On one hand she has this wonderful man who is willing to give her everything even though he is dull. Beau doesn’t ring her bell as Jesse did. Jesse was her teenage crush, where they had one moment in time together. It’s one thing to feel such passion but to build a life and future upon it is a gamble.

Jesse is that righteous thinking hero who illuminates that bad boy persona. I think it has to do with his skull tattoo, wearing black and riding a motorcycle. Nothing in his personality screams he’s the type who walks too far on the wild side. He’s more of a bad boy light. Light beer comes to mind with Jesse. Beau is a sad sap, a pathetic man who has so much but feels he should have more. He was more of an annoyance because he came across as whiny and acts in such a way where Flynn would find him lacking. Flynn has the weight of the world on her shoulders from a father who is a recovering alcoholic, to living a small town life that has almost smothered her. She feels that with Jesse she can have that larger than life experience. I really couldn’t see why she felt her sense of fulfillment and freedom was with Jesse.

The Sweetheart’s Knitting Club is another fluffy read for those who enjoy love triangles with a bad boy light hero, the oh so precious golden girl who has sacrificed most her life to make others happy and the man who will do whatever he can, no matter how wrong to get what he wants. (less)

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Nov 18, 2012 Songül rated it 2 of 5 stars

Kapak ismini yazmak ve hatırlamak bile güç :) Nora Roberts hayranları bu kitaba bayılacak..! şeklinde yazılan not , bana göre alakası yok diyebilirim..Kitabın temposu ve kurgusu bana yavaş geldi nedense..Konuyu özetlemem gerekirse , Twilight kasabasının ele avuca sığmayan, kuralsız ve hırçın çocuğu Jesse uğradığı bir haksızlık sonucu sevdiği kız Flynn den istemeyerekte olsa ayrılmak zorunda kalır..Yıllar sonra şartlı tahliye ile cezasını tamamlayıp kendisine yapılanların intikamını almak için ka...more

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Nov 08, 2012 Christine rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: abandoned, romance

Flynn (the main character) and I just didn't get along.

She started getting on my nerves from the start. She's been dating the sheriff, Bo, for ten years now, but keeps turning him down when he asks her to marry him. I find this behavior to be selfish in the extreme. He gives her an ultimatum in the first chapter -- marry me or break up -- that should probably have come years ago, but since he's not the romantic hero I could forgive him for his spinelessness in not forcing the issue sooner. Flyn...more Flynn (the main character) and I just didn't get along.

She started getting on my nerves from the start. She's been dating the sheriff, Bo, for ten years now, but keeps turning him down when he asks her to marry him. I find this behavior to be selfish in the extreme. He gives her an ultimatum in the first chapter -- marry me or break up -- that should probably have come years ago, but since he's not the romantic hero I could forgive him for his spinelessness in not forcing the issue sooner. Flynn, as the heroine, does have to answer to me for stringing along a man she thinks very highly of. It doesn't take ten years to decide if you love someone enough to marry them. It just doesn't. It stinks of neediness and of not wanting to end a comfortable relationship before finding a better one.

Though this irked me, it wasn't my put-down moment. I pushed away those feelings and tried to find something to like about Flynn. I think I was supposed to like the self-sacrificing way she put her own life on hold to take care of her family, but actually, that annoyed me too. I'm not wild about martyrs -- they work for me sometimes -- but there was something very dishonest about Flynn's martyrdom. Well, that's obvious -- her mother wanted to start a knitting store, and on her deathbed asked Flynn to start it. Flynn can't even knit! She lied to her mother for years, passing off her sister's work as her own. The underlying deceitfulness of the whole thing drove me crazy.

I didn't like Flynn when she cheated on Bo -- and she did cheat, even if she tried to split hairs about the whole thing. She was cheating in her heart for most of those ten years they were together, since she never stopped loving Jesse, her childhood sweetheart who went to prison for a crime he didn't commit. He's out now, and as soon as she sees him again she's kissing him. Then she has the nerve to get upset at Bo for getting upset with Jesse for kissing his fiance. Okay, so maybe punching the guy was low, but when she flung his ring back at Bo as if the whole thing were HIS fault, I had just about had enough of her.

My put-down moment came when Jesse was accused of another crime. Flynn knows he didn't do it because she was intimately involved with him at the time, but she doesn't stand up for him because if the town knows she's with Jesse, a bad boy, they'll think less of her for it.

That was it. I don't know what happened after that so I can't spoil the ending for you, but I'd really had enough of the lying, cheating, deceitful, self-righteous little martyr. (less)

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Oct 19, 2012 Julie Barrett rated it 5 of 5 stars

The Sweethearts Knitting Club by Lori Wilde
Twilight, Texas has a saying, throw a penny in and marry your sweetheart.
Jessie Callaway is back from prison, 10 years. He was caught selling drugs but he didn't do it
Flynn McGregor must break away from him, that's what her knitting friends have told her.
They knew one another in high school before he was taken away.
Beau, the sheriff had stopped her on her way home and was going to write her a ticket for not having her seat belt on and he pulled out a ri...more

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Feb 03, 2010 Ns rated it 3 of 5 stars

The Sweethearts' Knitting Club is Lori Wilde's debut novel for the Twilight series. Tenderly woven in the story are elements of young, true and unrequited love, a love shared by Twilight's sweethearts Jesse Calloway and Flynn MacGregor.

The love that started with such promise is fractured when Jesse is arrested, convicted, imprisoned, and ultimately separated from Flynn. Despite the passing of time - ten years, their love quietly simmers and lingers staying true to its unrequited nature. In the s...more The Sweethearts' Knitting Club is Lori Wilde's debut novel for the Twilight series. Tenderly woven in the story are elements of young, true and unrequited love, a love shared by Twilight's sweethearts Jesse Calloway and Flynn MacGregor.

The love that started with such promise is fractured when Jesse is arrested, convicted, imprisoned, and ultimately separated from Flynn. Despite the passing of time - ten years, their love quietly simmers and lingers staying true to its unrequited nature. In the span of time, life intervenes: Flynn settles into contentment and stability in a long-term relationship with Beau Trainer, now the town Sheriff, an upstanding man who is safe, loving, caring and most importantly a man she should be with. He is a man as good for her as Jesse is not, or at least as all outward appearances indicate.

Jesse's release from prison threatens that contentment and stability as unanswered questions and emotions, and unfulfilled needs and wants confront Flynn's world. When she is reunited with Jesse, Flynn rediscovers the love she has always had for him, a love she has been unable to forget or attribute to any other man. While Flynn rediscover a new-found, long-lost love old obstacles arise and new light is shed on the people around her.

Trust is the most important factor in making Jesse and Flynn's love last. Small-town Twilight is a place of sweethearts, true love, and a good old-fashioned knitting club where unconditional support and friendships reside. It is where advice and laughter is more therapeutic than the perfect knit and purl. It is a place where we meet snarky Flynn, not your typical heroine, if even that. She never went to college, is a waitress and can't knit to save her life, despite belonging to a knitting club. She is flawed, too-trusting, too-assuming, but she is family-minded, a surrogate mom to her siblings, responsible, and witty. Where it counts most, she is larger than life in the hearts of those who matter, her family, friends and community. She becomes a hero of the not-so-bad-afterall Jesse when she takes a chance and believe in him.

A heartwarming story about love in a small town with not so small themes including betrayals, alcoholism, crimes, and problematic childhoods. Many of these themes are just touch and go, not explored in depth, leaving aspects of the story feeling unfulfilled. The attention to Patsy and Hondo's story was minimal but memorable enough to leave the end feeling unresolved and neglected - perhaps in an upcoming novel? I was hoping Jesse would turn out to be Patsy and Hondo's child, a child she was led to believe was stillborn and therefore forever lost to her. Maybe. Maybe not.
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Dec 26, 2012 Daniela rated it 3 of 5 stars

I found this book series on a whim, on my Nook. I figured, why not. They were super cheap and sounded pretty okay. Definitely something out of the ordinary for me, so I just went for it. I have to say, that I was totally surprised to find that I actually enjoyed this book. At first I was worried that it would be all about knitting and that quickly changed, right into the first chapter.

Jesse Calloway, who was named after famous outlaw, Jesse James, is an outlaw himself. Being sent to prison for 1...more I found this book series on a whim, on my Nook. I figured, why not. They were super cheap and sounded pretty okay. Definitely something out of the ordinary for me, so I just went for it. I have to say, that I was totally surprised to find that I actually enjoyed this book. At first I was worried that it would be all about knitting and that quickly changed, right into the first chapter.

Jesse Calloway, who was named after famous outlaw, Jesse James, is an outlaw himself. Being sent to prison for 10 years, over something that he did not do, has been eating him up for all these years. Finally, he's released two years early, because of an honorable act he performs in prison and his only objective, is to head back to Twilight, Texas, where it all started. He left behind, his first love, the enemy that put him in jail and is dignity. When he comes back to town and finds out, that the love of his life, is NOW engaged to his mortal enemy, can Jesse keep his cool, long enough to show the rest of the town, that he was wrongly accused and sent to prison, and show what a evil man his enemy truly is. On top of it all, can he finally regain the love of his life by side?

Flynn, has always been the "good" girl. She's always followed the rules. She's always taken care of others and never truly done anything for herself. The only time, she's ever felt alive, was when she was with Jesse. Even though she was 16 and only had a few moments with him, she knows that deep down, he's the one man, she's always loved. Although, she's engaged to another man. Well, shew as proposed to 4 times and never accepted. This time, she decides to accept, only because he gives her an ultimatum, which he then takes back, and then says that he'll help her with the opening of her yarn store. The yarn store, that she promised her mother on her deathbed, that she'd open for her. Flynn's been taking care of her sister Carrie, her alcoholic father and her twin brothers. All the while, never taking a moment, to really figure out whats truly in her heart.

Beau, the sheriff of the town. The straight lace. The do gooder. The man in town, who has all the money, and all the woman want to be with. But he only has eyes for Flynn. So much so, that when he finds out, that his enemy, Jesse, has now been released from prison, he tries in vain to make Flynn his wife. But, Beau has dark secrets and a dark attitude that he's kept hidden from everyone for 10 years. Will he be exposed for who he truly is?

Jesse and Flynn, find themselves drawn to one another, as soon as Jesse steps back into town, and that drives Beau crazy. Filled with anger, jealousy and the need to WIN Flynn, Beau starts doing things that he cannot control, no matter how he tries. Will he finally go over board? Will Flynn, finally make a decision to step up and be with Jesse? And will Jesse finally get the reve3nge and closure that he deserves?

We also get some great flashbacks from their early days, and the HS entries on the top of each page, was really cute too!! OH, and Jesse's Aunt Patsy has her own HS love that she's pining over, Hondo. That story was heart breaking as well. And there's a surprise, with Hondo and Jesse too. And the woman that are all part of the Knitting Club, are endearing, funny, and full of spunk! Very great read!!(less)

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May 03, 2012 Lorraine rated it 3 of 5 stars

I found the story of Flynn and Jesse to be a sweet story of second chance love. In a Town who was founded by two second chance lovers.

Jesse was a boy sent to prison for a crime he did not commit. He was a boy with a troubled past brought to Twilight, Texas by his loving Aunt after his mother dies. His real crime was falling in love with Flynn MacGregor. Now Jesse, the man, is back release from prison early for good behavior, he returns to Twilight to prove he is innocent and to claim is one tru...more

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Dec 26, 2009 Tarri rated it 4 of 5 stars

The Sweethearts' Knitting Club by Lori Wilde is the story of love and redemption in a small Texas town.

Jesse Calloway has spent the last ten years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. He is sure that he was set up on a cocaine charge by the sheriff's son, Beau Trainer. When Jesse gets out early, he heads home to Twilight, Texas to clear his name, get revenge on Beau, and reclaim his lost love, Flynn MacGregor. Unfortunately for Jesse, Flynn has just accepted Beau's fourth marriage proposal.

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Apr 01, 2010 Gail rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance

Hero is getting out of prison after a stretch for a crime he didn't do. Heads back to hometown to get even w/sheriff who put him there. And to see heroine, tho he figures she's married. She's not. She's been dating the new sheriff--who is the old sheriff's son, and a high school rival of the hero--for years, and has turned down 4 proposals. Partly because she just can't forget the hero. But also because she's spent her life doing and being what others want her to do and be. (She pretends to knit...more

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Dec 15, 2009 Princess Bookie rated it 5 of 5 stars

My Thoughts: I have read a few of Lori's previous work and loved them so when I heard about this one, I knew I had to read it as soon as it was released. We meet Flynn who is an all around good nice girl who always puts everyone else first because she cares about people. She has turned down the sheriff's marriage proposal 4 times now because she still has a soft spot in her heart for another man (even though she tells herself this isn't why). Its been 10 years and as soon as she lays eyes on Jes...more

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Feb 28, 2011 Maeleah rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult-romance, contemporary, texas

Flynn MacGregor has been dating prim and proper Beau since high school. Jesse, her high school sweetheart, is out of prison for a crime he did not commit, but everybody believes he did. He decides to come back to Twilight to start a motorcycle business, or is it to aggravate his rival, Beau. Every time Flybb sees Jesse, their gazes smolder... But she finally said she would marry Beau. Now she wrestles with what she think she should do and what her heart seems to be telling her. And perhaps Beau...more

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Oct 20, 2012 ஐ฿υκєτஐ rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary-romance

Yayınevinin yayınladığı uzun ön okumasından sonra çok ilgimi çekmişti kitap.Sonunda okuma fırsatım oldu.Çok beğenerek okuduğum kitabı.

Jesse'ye aşık olacaksınız kesinlikle.Böyle bir erkek varmıdır acaba dünyada.Düşünceli sevgi dolu romantik ve ne yaparsanız yapın hiç kızmayan bütün hatalarını affeden bir erkek.

Flynn'a ise kesinlikle sinir olacaksınız.Jesse Flynn'ı ne kadar tanıyorsa Flynn'da Jesseyi o kadar tanımıyor.Jesse'nin suçsuz olduğuna inanacağına tam tersi davranıyor.İnsan sevdiğinin neyi...more

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Sep 27, 2010 Jenn O'Brien rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book needed a completely different title, it had very little to do with knitting or the knitting club until the very end of the book.

I hate it when you get sucked into a story and the author introduces characters and gives you background information about that person but then never follows through with the rest of the story. For example, in this book, the authro intorudces you to an aunt and the local EMT. You learn a bit of their backgrounds and then it goes nowhere. They are just backgro...more

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Feb 10, 2013 Leya rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: library-book

I love when a mish-mash of people come together to do something they enjoy, in this case knitting and gossiping of course. This group of ladies have their own quirks, problems and secret fantasies, well at least one has. Flynn is still carrying a torch for her high school sweetheart who happens to be a bad boy. But this boy, man now, has his own problems to deal with and wants to bring the person responsible for his years in prison to justice.

It was a fast paced story, it had funny moments and s...more

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Dec 06, 2011 Renee rated it 2 of 5 stars

I have to say i was disappointed. I think the biggest problem was i just didn't like the heroine. I couldn't understand why she persisted with the thoughts and feelings she persisted with and this left me asking why the hero, Jessie, would put up with her? Because I couldn't connect with Flynn, I did not feel emotionally involved in the story and found it to be melodramatic and over done, particularly the chemistry that the author tried to create but in my opinion failed to generate. The sex sce...more

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Feb 25, 2011 Fedora rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Dec 08, 2012 Leslie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook-nook, contemporary-romance, erotica

Nice, contemporary romance set in a fictitious small town in Texas. Because it is the start to a series, we are introduced to all the quirky towns people and told their history. Flynn is the heart and soul of the town. She has taken care of her family after her mother died and her father was an alcoholic. She takes care of everyone. She hold a monthly knitting group at her house even though she can't knit and she has plans to open a knitting store all because this was what her mother wanted for...more

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Jun 27, 2010 Marcie rated it 1 of 5 stars

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Feb 26, 2010 Jennifer rated it 2 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Nope - can't recommend it.

Shelves: 2010, knitting-fiction, romance

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Dec 20, 2009 Trang Nguyen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance, read-in-2009, own-read

The Sweethearts Knitting Club book was my first book from Wilde And it was an enjoyable one. Wilde's writing style was easy to read and I was easily able to get into the characters.

Flynn has been infatuated with her bad boy high school crush, Jesse for the last decade. During these years Jesse had been incarcerated for the wrong reasons because of Flynns jealous all American boyfriend, Beau. Jesse comes back to seek avengence against Beau and to see if there is any passion left between the only...more

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Feb 29, 2012 Barbara rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is a love triangle. I really did not care for Flynn ( Women ).
She strings the sheriff on for 10 years, while she is in love with the bad boy type who is in prison.

I was surprised at the explicit sex which none of the reviews mentioned. Some indication of the sexual descriptions would have kept me from buying this book that gained nothing from all the sexual descriptions.

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Jun 08, 2011 Tytti rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

So I'm returning to contemporary romance after a while, never heard of the author before, but it sounded interesting so I'm giving it a chance. Hopefully it's awesome ;)

It was... okay. There was sweet and tender romance, which I liked.. but that's about it. You knew pretty much all the time what's gonna happen and who's the bad guy, but hey, sometimes it's great to have something very quick and easy to read =)

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Dec 22, 2009 Maggie rated it 3 of 5 stars

I'd actually like to give this 3.5 stars. Initially I didn't get into it but I liked the main characters a lot. I kinda skimmed through the first 5 or so chapters and got really into it near the middle. I think the title is a little mis-leading as the book has very little to do with the knitting club and more to do with the love triangle of Beau-Flynn-Jesse.

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Mar 01, 2010 Tif rated it 1 of 5 stars

Every character was a cliched stereotype--the good ol' boy sheriff with too much power, the good girl with a secret wild side, the bad boy wrongly accused. It was like a bad "Lifetime Original Movie". (And really aren't all Lifetime Original Movies bad??) I didn't feel like any of the characters were all that like-able.

Predictable and poorly written.

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Mar 30, 2011 Megan rated it 3 of 5 stars

Fluffy, cute, predictable. Am I glad I read it? Yup. I love to knit and any story that appeals to my romantic side and my love for knitting, is okay with me. Plus there is one scene in there that had my heart beating a little wildly and I couldn't put it down. This is definitely entertainment reading, and it definitely entertained me!

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Apr 03, 2012 Anna rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm going to give this a solid.... 3.75 stars. I didn't hate the female protagonist (although, she had some questionable moments) and the male protagonist wasn't hateful or too perfect. I really wanted the ending to be less obvious, but on the whole, it was a nice, quick read that required little thought. (Just what the doctor ordered).

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Jun 08, 2012 Mary rated it 3 of 5 stars

Cute story about how a woman learns to find herself and do things for herself. A man learns to allow someone to love him and another man learns to admit the truth of his bad behavior for 10 years. I didn't really like the story was a major love story with very erotic love scenes and I tended to skip them.

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Jan 21, 2012 Alexis-Morgan Roark rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: former-teen-crush-love, hero-went-to-prison, hero-framed, part-of-a-series

Here's my big question after reading this book...so, did she have sex in the ten years he was gone or what???

Yup. That's most of what I got out of this tug your heartstrings, wanna tear your hair out towards the end in frustration, cliched little book.

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Nov 13, 2010 Sarah Eiseman rated it 2 of 5 stars

I met this author at a book convention and really liked her. That's why it pains me to give this book a (relatively) bad review. It just didn't do it for me. I'm sure for others who enjoy the genre it's probably great. For me, not so much...

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Mar 06, 2012 Brandi rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I've been reading this series out of order, but it doesn't matter. I like the crazy people of Twilight, Texas. Though this book is not my favorite of the series, it is still a great story and now I understand some things that I've read in the other books.

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Lori Wilde can’t remember a time when she didn’t want to write. She even went to nursing school so she could have a schedule flexible enough to allow her to write on the side. She nursed for 20 years, working in a variety of settings from the newborn nursery to the recovery room, to dialysis. But she never lost her desire to write.

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