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Virginia's Quilt - Couverture souple

Locke, Ann

 
9781069763105: Virginia's Quilt

Synopsis

In Virginia's Quilt, Jill Allen, a middle-aged widow, and Donna Clark, a married woman in her forties, embark on a nine-week quilting journey. Donna expects fabric and mentorship—not a haunting glimpse into another woman’s life, stitched into every block.
Each quilt block, taken from an actual sampler quilt crafted by Virginia, a friend of Jill’s, carries its evocative name and mirrors a pivotal chapter of Virginia's life—her relationships with men, the mistakes she made, and the consequences she endured.
As Jill guides Donna through the stitches, Donna begins to see her own marriage, her faith, and her future reflected in Virginia’s legacy. What begins as a craft becomes a reckoning—with God’s unyielding truths, and the quiet danger of compromise.
Virginia’s Quilt, based on a true story, is a raw and redemptive Christian novella—woven with grace, shadowed by consequence, and bound by the healing power of story and the timeless art of quilting.

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À propos de l'auteur

Ann Locke is a Canadian author devoted to writing Christian fiction that weaves raw life experiences with redemptive hope. Her passion for storytelling was born in a small-town library, where a childhood discovery changed everything: books could be borrowed-for free. Her first treasure was Peter Rabbit, a story that felt like a miracle to a little girl whose parents never bought from the Scholastic Book Fair. That moment lit a lifelong fire for words, imagination, and the power of story. Ann brings Scripture to life through honest storytelling, vivid imagery, and interactive teaching tools-making biblical truth feel personal, practical, and impossible to forget.

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