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The Forgotten Seamstress by Liz Trenow

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Also by Liz Trenow:

The Hidden Thread, May 2017
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The Forgotten Seamstress
Liz Trenow

Sourcebooks Landmark
May 2014
On Sale: May 6, 2014
Featuring: Caroline
320 pages
ISBN: 1402282486
EAN: 9781402282485
Kindle: B00H22Z626
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Fiction | Women's Fiction

In this tale spanning two eras, a struggling designer discovers a mysterious quilt with secrets stitched into every seam In 1910 London, a remarkable young seamstress is noticed by Queen Mary and given a position in the royal household.

A century later, Caroline, a struggling designer, discovers a mysterious hand-me-down quilt with a curious verse embroidered into its lining. When Caroline learns that the fabric in the quilt is rare royal wedding silk and begins to dig deeper, she uncovers the extraordinary story of two women whose lives collide with devastating consequences. But that secret pales in comparison to the truth Caroline finally learns about herself.

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Re: The Forgotten Seamstress

Dear Dot
Thanks so much for a lovely review. I am so glad you enjoyed the book and particularly your point about the quilt being a main character - that's certainly how I always saw it.
Liz Trenow
(Liz Trenow 5:29am June 23, 2014)

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