Carla Salter, the youngest Loose Threads member, asks Harriet Truman and the rest of the group if they would be willing to make quilts for a group of older foster kids she's been working with as part of a class she's taking. The quilters agree, only to find out they aren't the only people interested in helping the kids. A reality television show would like to search for DNA relatives for the children and film any reunions they can create.
The quilters are teaching the kids how to do mending and other life skills that will be useful when they age out of the system. When the TV people discover this, they ask to film the activity at Harriet's studio.
Foster father Paul Holloway is not pleased with the television people and believes they are taking advantage of vulnerable kids, while Harriet suspects his dislike stems from a possible loss of income for him if the kids find family.
When a murder disrupts the children's living situation, the Loose Threads step in as emergency foster parents, further involving themselves in a puzzling situation.
DNA-match relatives start showing up, and Harriet is suspicious, as they all seem to be older men. The TV show producer's assistant suspects them as well, and is found face-down in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Everyone seems to have an agenda when it comes to the foster kids, but do any benefit the children?
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The quilters are teaching the kids how to do mending and other life skills that will be useful when they age out of the system. When the TV people discover this, they ask to film the activity at Harriet's studio.
Foster father Paul Holloway is not pleased with the television people and believes they are taking advantage of vulnerable kids, while Harriet suspects his dislike stems from a possible loss of income for him if the kids find family.
When a murder disrupts the children's living situation, the Loose Threads step in as emergency foster parents, further involving themselves in a puzzling situation.
DNA-match relatives start showing up, and Harriet is suspicious, as they all seem to be older men. The TV show producer's assistant suspects them as well, and is found face-down in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Everyone seems to have an agenda when it comes to the foster kids, but do any benefit the children?
Quilts Make a Family
Carla Salter, the youngest Loose Threads member, asks Harriet Truman and the rest of the group if they would be willing to make quilts for a group of older foster kids she's been working with as part of a class she's taking. The quilters agree, only to find out they aren't the only people interested in helping the kids. A reality television show would like to search for DNA relatives for the children and film any reunions they can create.
The quilters are teaching the kids how to do mending and other life skills that will be useful when they age out of the system. When the TV people discover this, they ask to film the activity at Harriet's studio.
Foster father Paul Holloway is not pleased with the television people and believes they are taking advantage of vulnerable kids, while Harriet suspects his dislike stems from a possible loss of income for him if the kids find family.
When a murder disrupts the children's living situation, the Loose Threads step in as emergency foster parents, further involving themselves in a puzzling situation.
DNA-match relatives start showing up, and Harriet is suspicious, as they all seem to be older men. The TV show producer's assistant suspects them as well, and is found face-down in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Everyone seems to have an agenda when it comes to the foster kids, but do any benefit the children?
The quilters are teaching the kids how to do mending and other life skills that will be useful when they age out of the system. When the TV people discover this, they ask to film the activity at Harriet's studio.
Foster father Paul Holloway is not pleased with the television people and believes they are taking advantage of vulnerable kids, while Harriet suspects his dislike stems from a possible loss of income for him if the kids find family.
When a murder disrupts the children's living situation, the Loose Threads step in as emergency foster parents, further involving themselves in a puzzling situation.
DNA-match relatives start showing up, and Harriet is suspicious, as they all seem to be older men. The TV show producer's assistant suspects them as well, and is found face-down in the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Everyone seems to have an agenda when it comes to the foster kids, but do any benefit the children?
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940159168849 |
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| Publisher: | Zumaya Enigma |
| Publication date: | 03/12/2018 |
| Series: | A Harriet Truman/Loose Threads Mystery , #11 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Sales rank: | 444,546 |
| File size: | 1 MB |
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