Lily

Christmas Quilt Brides, Book 10

By: Janice Cole Hopkins

Narrated by: LB Neibaur

Lily Brandt was glad when her father decided to move the family from Duluth to a farm in Iowa. She didn’t want to keep encountering her former fiancé and his new wife. But would Iowa turn out to be any better with her sister’s flirting and the handsome new neighbor’s quiet ways? She hadn’t gotten over Calem’s rejection yet, so she wasn’t ready for a new relationship, and she had her grandmother’s quilt to remind her to be cautious.

©2023 Janice Cole Hopkins (P)2023 Janice Cole Hopkins

Christian Historical Romance

This was such a wonderful story!!
I loved their shy neighbor immediately! Despite his great loss, he had a heart of gold and believed God had brought Lily into his life for her to be his wife as soon as he met her!
There are painful lessons the sisters both learn, but a beautiful ending with God's perfect plan!
I loved the narration and was impressed that she used accents for the townspeople to make sure each one's voice sounded different!

Sweet story

I love the characters and the plot. The sisters had such different personalities getting one into a bit of trouble. Great Christian story.

Second Chances

I really enjoyed this story. The story flows nicely and has interesting characters.
I would have a very hard time forgiving a sibling for what Lily’s sister does though. While they definitely have a rough time getting along for a while, I didn’t get the feeling it was because of her sister’s betrayal.
There is a happy ending and plenty of life lessons along the way.

great book

I listened to this one on audio. The narrator did a great job in bringing this book to life. This was a nice book to listen to. The characters were great and I liked the story.

A sweet listen

This was such a sweet story. I enjoyed watching Lily and Adrian's relationship grow. it was nice to see her relationship with her family was also good... she wasn't spoiled like her little sister who liked to create drama.

I loved the ending and the significance of her Grandma's quilt that was mentioned throughout the story.

I really enjoy books by Janice Cole Hopkins. The narrative was done well on this.