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Romance at the Fiber Guild III: The Way Forward
If there’s one thing Nicole doesn’t need, it’s chaos.
Managing Dee’s Yarn & Fiber Emporium demands a careful touch, and she must pull out all the stops to avoid letting her blindness uIn knitting, sometimes you have to frog a project to fix it. Start over again, with a new approach, new assumptions, new parameters. Could that work in relationships, too? Astrid Karlsen was about to find out. She’d made a tangled mess of things with her family. The way forward demanded a new pattern. Stitch by stitch, she would have to knit an entirely new fabric from the strands connecting her to her rebellious daughter, her troubled son, her long-suffering husband. And she would have to rely on Benjamin Letellier, the freethinking yarn bomber who’d eloped with her daughter. As the art professor immerses herself in the Frenchman’s improbable crafting community, she realizes what Sigrun sees in him: a genius whose talent for weaving harmony out of chaos extends well beyond his giant crocheted murals to the relationships he forges with others. Astrid can only hope her resolve to support Ben’s quest to remain in the US doesn’t end up being too little too late.


BIOGRAPHY
Virginia L. Lewis
Lewis is a literary scholar, translator, and German professor with a passion for language, as well as a certified braille transcriber and avid musician. A needlepointer for all of her adult life, she discovered the wonders of knitting when her younger son learned the craft in his high school fashion class. She has since taken up spinning as well. Lewis lives in South Dakota with her six cats and three dogs and takes enormous pride in her three adult children, who teach her new lessons about life and its rewards with each passing day.
Gold in the Mud: A Hungarian Peasant Novel, 2014
Translation of Sárarany (1910) by Zsigmond Móricz
Globalizing the Peasant: Access to Land and the Possibility of Self-Realization
A theoretical model and application of global literature, published by Lexington Books
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