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Tying the Knot

Kansas Quilter, Book 1

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Tying the Knot

By: Linda Hubalek
Narrated by: Judy Rounda
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Tying the Knot, the first historical fiction book in the Kansas Quilter series follows Kizzie Pieratt as she packs her family's belongings for her husband's job down in the Indian Territory. The move is meant to be temporary to make money to build a homestead back on their Kansas prairie land.

As Kizzie receives trunks and quilts from her family to use on their trip, she learns about the significant moves previous generations have made for the betterment of their children, just like she is about to do.

This audiobook series shares the stories of Linda Hubalek's pioneer ancestors that homesteaded in Kansas in the 1800s. The Kansas Quilter series continues the family stories written in Hubalek's Trail of Thread series.

A bonus section tells the "story behind the story" of the Kansas Quilter series.

©2014 LInda K. Hubalek (P)2014 Linda K. Hubalek
Fiction Historical Fiction Women Kansas

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