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The Patchwork Players The World's Fair Quilt The World's Fair Quilt The Museum of Lost Quilts Canary Girls Switchboard Soldiers Switchboard Soldiers The Women's March The Women's March The Women's March Mrs. Lincoln's Sisters The Quilter's Kitchen Mrs. Lincoln's Sisters The Christmas Boutique Resistance Women Enchantress of Numbers Fates and Traitors Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule Mrs. Grant And Madame Jule Mrs. Lincoln's Dressmaker The Giving Quilt Sonoma Rose The Union Quilters The Wedding Quilt The Union Quilters The Aloha Quilt A Quilter's Holiday The Lost Quilter The Winding Ways Quilt The Quilter's Homecoming The New Year's Quilt Circle of Quilters An Elm Creek Quilts Album The Sugar Camp Quilt The Christmas Quilt The Master Quilter Return to Elm Creek The Quilter's Legacy An Elm Creek Quilts Sampler The Runaway Quilt Elm Creek Quilts The Cross-Country Quilters Round Robin The Quilter's Apprentice
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Women's Fiction Historical
"Chiaverini has once again written an intense and beautiful book-so much so that readers will almost hear the hollow echo of the fife and drum as they immerse themselves in every compelling page . . . Truly unforgettable." -BookPage In 1862, the men of Water's Ford, Pennsylvania, rally to President Lincoln's call while Dorothea Granger marshals her friends to "wield their needles for the Union." Meanwhile, Anneke Bergstrom hides the shame she feels for her husband's pacifism; gifted writer Gerda Bergstrom takes on local Southern sympathizers in the pages of the Water's Ford Register; and Constance Wright struggles to help her husband gain entry to the Union Army-despite the color of his skin. As the women work, hope, and pray, the men they love confront loneliness, boredom, and danger on the battlefield. But the women of the sewing circle also forge a new independence that will forever alter the patchwork of life in the Elm Creek Valley.
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