Rachael Herron’s novel, How to Knit a Love Song, is a cozy read and contains all the elements I enjoy in a book – loveable characters, gorgeous writing, intrigue and a satisfying place to escape for a few hours while reading, and more hours after as I think about the characters, their predicament and wonder what the resolution will be
Gorgeous writing from How to Knit a Love Song:
~ High white clouds skittered, their color matching the sheep that ambled below.
~ “Well, howdy!” she called.
As soon as the words left her mouth, she wanted to take them back. Howdy? The shape of the word in her mouth hadn’t felt right and she could tell by his pained look that it hadn’t sounded right either.
~ Cade pulled up a chair and sat, suddenly too close to Abigail. She smelled hay and sunshine and something rougher. He placed his hand, weather worn and huge, on the table next to hers.
Rachael Herron does not disappoint. . . she knows how to knit a love song.
