Beneath the patchwork moon
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"Transforming the old Caffey property into Hope Springs's new community arts center won't be easy for celebrated weaver Luna Meadows, but she sees it as a labor of love. The center will honor Sierra Caffey, the best friend Luna lost years ago in a car crash. But when Angelo Caffey--Sierra's older brother and Luna's first love--returns to his family's former home demanding answers, Luna must also face her long-buried feelings for him. Angelo left Hope Springs--and Luna--eight years ago. Handsome and headstrong, he suspects the beautiful Luna harbors a secret about the accident. Yet despite his best efforts, he can't resist the heat that still simmers between them. Will the untold truth shatter their future? Or could a new beginning lie within the tangled threads of their past?"--Page [4] of cover.
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I enjoyed Alison Kent's first book in this series, but I didn't dig on this one too much. It was well-written, but I didn't connect to either main character very well, and I wasn't super compelled by the storyline. That might have more to do with me and my readerly sensibilities than with Kent's writing, but this just didn't live up to the first of this series.
