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Threads of Grace: A Thanksgiving novella about piecing together faith, community, and unexpected love
When a meddling quilting circle decides two broken hearts need mending, their matchmaking might just stitch together a love worth waiting for.
Emma Hartley never expected to return to her hometown of Maplewood Ridge, Virginia—especially not as a divorced single mother trying to rebuild her life from the ground up. Teaching art at the local community center keeps her busy, but it's the Thursday evening quilting group at Grace Community Church that slowly begins to heal the torn edges of her faith. These kind, if mischievous, women remind her that God's grace extends even to those who feel like failures.
Luke Brennan has spent three years throwing himself into his work as a furniture craftsman, using sawdust and solitude to avoid the grief of losing his fiancée to cancer. When his well-meaning grandmother—the ringleader of the quilting circle—volunteers him to build display shelves for the church's Thanksgiving charity auction, he finds himself repeatedly crossing paths with the beautiful, guarded art teacher who seems as hesitant about love as he is.
As the quilting ladies conspire with autumn potlucks, "coincidental" partnerships, and not-so-subtle hints, Emma and Luke discover that some patterns are designed by a greater hand. But when Emma's ex-husband returns seeking reconciliation, and Luke's past threatens to pull him back into isolation, they must each Is trusting God's plan for their future worth the risk of another broken heart?
Set against the backdrop of a small-town Thanksgiving season filled with harvest festivals, quilting bees, and pumpkin-spiced everything, Threads of Grace is a wholesome Christian romance about second chances, the power of community, and learning that God can create beauty from the most broken pieces.
Perfect for readers who love heartwarming stories where faith and love intertwine like threads in a quilt.
Emma Hartley never expected to return to her hometown of Maplewood Ridge, Virginia—especially not as a divorced single mother trying to rebuild her life from the ground up. Teaching art at the local community center keeps her busy, but it's the Thursday evening quilting group at Grace Community Church that slowly begins to heal the torn edges of her faith. These kind, if mischievous, women remind her that God's grace extends even to those who feel like failures.
Luke Brennan has spent three years throwing himself into his work as a furniture craftsman, using sawdust and solitude to avoid the grief of losing his fiancée to cancer. When his well-meaning grandmother—the ringleader of the quilting circle—volunteers him to build display shelves for the church's Thanksgiving charity auction, he finds himself repeatedly crossing paths with the beautiful, guarded art teacher who seems as hesitant about love as he is.
As the quilting ladies conspire with autumn potlucks, "coincidental" partnerships, and not-so-subtle hints, Emma and Luke discover that some patterns are designed by a greater hand. But when Emma's ex-husband returns seeking reconciliation, and Luke's past threatens to pull him back into isolation, they must each Is trusting God's plan for their future worth the risk of another broken heart?
Set against the backdrop of a small-town Thanksgiving season filled with harvest festivals, quilting bees, and pumpkin-spiced everything, Threads of Grace is a wholesome Christian romance about second chances, the power of community, and learning that God can create beauty from the most broken pieces.
Perfect for readers who love heartwarming stories where faith and love intertwine like threads in a quilt.
168 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 7, 2025
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