Addictive.... An engaging and poignant historical fiction
Kirkus Reviews
Readers will be inspired by Shannon and Eliza’s persistence and heart.
Publishers Weekly
A Thread So Fine deftly captures the complications of sisterhood in a way that is both intimate and relatable.
Elise Hooper, Author – LEARNING TO SEE
A family saga of women with regrets and secrets that shines with its multilayered characters and rich storyline. Recommended.
Historical Novel Society
There are so many issues in this beautifully written book... One of those rare novels that forces you to sit for a few minutes after you’ve finished reading it...
Mary Ann Grossmann, Twin Cities Pioneer Press
... A Thread So Fine lassos the heart.... (An) engrossing saga of change and survival.
Diane C. Donovan, Midwest Book Review
Welch, the author, (slyly) foreshadows the feminist issues that are at the forefront today.
Christy McDanold, owner of Secret Garden Books, Seattle, WA
..this book would be a good book club choice.
The Cyberlibrarian