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The women of the Flatlands Fiber Guild meet monthly to enjoy a cozy séance of knitting, spinning, and gabbing. But one windy October day, their estrogen-infused gathering gets a dose of youthful manliness with the unexpected arrival of knitting enthusiast and rurex YouTuber, Jeff Nietmann. Seeking refuge from the wasteland of his celibate existence, Jeff stumbles on a tangled web of mother-daughter relationships that complicate his love life instead of mending it. Unraveling the strands of affection and remorse connecting the mothers with the daughters who try to steal Jeff's heart involves more than just a pair of knitting needles. It requires the collaboration of an injured rescue kitten, and supernatural help from a remarkably crafty ancestor.
About the author
Virginia L. Lewis is a literary scholar, translator, and retired German professor, who has been writing fiction for more than thirty years. A needlepointer for all her adult life, Lewis discovered the wonders of knitting when her son learned the craft in his high school fashion class. She has since taken up spinning as well. Lewis lives in South Dakota with her six cats and three dogs and is the mother of three adult children who teach her new lessons about life and its rewards with each passing day.
