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Overall, Mornings on Main is a tender, lovely, compelling mix of heart, hope, and humour that ultimately reminds us that capturing, remembering, and sharing those special moments in life is truly what it’s all about. And the plot is an absorbing tale about life, love, family, friendship, community, coming-of-age, single parenthood, romance, the difficulties and struggles of Alzheimer’s, and the beautiful art of quilting. The characters are affable, genuine, supportive, and lovable. Mornings on Main is a heartwarming novel that immerses you in a story about love, old love, new love, and young love and highlights the importance of having a place to call home. Sweet, comforting, and small-town charming! But as she grows closer to Connor and Eugenia, she must consider giving up her nomadic life for a future with those who need her.Īn inspiring family saga that asks us to consider what love and chosen family really mean. While continuing to work as a novelist, Thomas also functions as Writer in Residence at the West Texas A&M University campus, where she inspires students and alumni in their own writing pursuits. Can he trust the newcomer to do right by his grandmother’s legacy? She also received the National Readers Choice Award in 2009 for TWISTED CREEK (2008) and TALL, DARK, AND TEXAN (2008). When Connor meets down-on-her-luck Jillian, he’s out of options. And now he has to close Eugenia’s quilt shop. When Jillian James lands in the small town Texas community of Laurel Springs, she’s definitely not planning to stay–except to find a few clues about the father who abandoned her and destroyed her faith in family.Ĭonnor Larady is a single dad, and the only one caring for his grandmother, Eugenia, who has Alzheimer’s. From the beloved and bestselling author of the Ransom Canyon and Harmony, Texas series comes a powerful, heartwarming story about generations of family and the ironclad bonds they forge.

To Wed in Texas by Jodi Thomas