A Heart for the Dropped Stitches (Sisterhood Series #3)

Dropped Stitches #3

by Janet Tronstad

The Man Of My Dreams?

I’ve met Mr. Could-Be-Right-If-I-Understood-Him. What do I, future lawyer Becca Snyder, have in common with Mark Russo? The man gave up big bucks and the finer things in life to run a shelter for homeless teens. Thing is, I can’t stop thinking about Mark and those needy kids. How much a smile means to them. And how meaningless my own plans suddenly seem. My friends in the Sisterhood of the Dropped Stitches are thrilled with the new and more giving me. But will Mark see that I’ve changed for the better and open his heart to me?

Genres: Love Inspired, Christian Fiction, Romance, Christian, Contemporary, Adult, Christian Romance

288 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Janet grew up in the wide open spaces of rural Montana and now lives in the urban spaces of Pasadena, California. She's used both of these locations in her books. Her Dry Creek, Montana series numbers over twenty novels now and her Pasadena books, The Sisterhood of the Dropped Stitches, number four.

Reviews

[Linda]

Sweet and innocent. I enjoyed the story.

[Karen]

Becca has beaten cancer along with the others in the sisterhood of dropped stitches, but will she find love? Mark is her boss at the shelter where she is volunteering. How will his grandmother's matchmaking go?

[Alison E.]

Not too bad for this type of book.

[Barbara]

Becca is the young lady from the Sisterhood of the Dropped Stitches series who is focused on in this third volume. The journal that Janet Tronstad has the girls write in is a masterful touch, because they can reveal deep feelings on paper, and allow the others to read it or staple the page so that it is temporarily concealed. Having seen each other through cancer and recovery, all of the girls have grown in multiple ways. Becca's growth and maturity during the course of this book is wonderful, and they are not only spiritual changes, but also changes in her view of herself and her relationships with many others. I think her insecurity would be very realistic for someone who has her background, and it makes her a very believable, and enjoyable, character. I intend to read the other books in the series

[K Lovett]

Although this book took a little longer to really get into than I would have preferred, the book covers some very touchy topics in a heartwarming manner. Janet Tronstad touches your heart as she shares the story of Becca.

If I have any regrets, it is that I have yet to read the other two books in this series. The characters are easy to like and want to know more about. If you are looking for a few hours to forget your problems or just to put them into perspective, grab a box of tissues and this book.

[joyce lynn]

another semi-lite, easy, quick read in-between heavy thrillers

i like that this author, at least in this series, deals w/ not only real people, but real, and serious, issues

[Judy]

Read my final review under A Dropped Stitches Wedding

[Stitchywoman]

This is the third installment in these quick read, inspirational books.

[Shannon]

Really love this series! Having trouble getting a copy of the next book but I'll keep working on it!!

[Jill Turner]

If you read instead of watching TV, and like the occasional quick read that's much like a sweet after school movie, you will enjoy this read.