Between Heaven and Texas

Cobble Court Quilts, Book 6

By: Marie Bostwick

Narrated by: Natalie Ross

In this luminous prequel to her beloved Cobbled Court Quilts series, New York Times best-selling author Marie Bostwick takes listeners into the heart of a small Texas town and the soul of a woman who discovers her destiny there.…

Welcome to Too Much - where the women are strong-willed and the men are handsome yet shiftless. Ever since Mary Dell Templeton and her twin sister, Lydia Dale, were children, their Aunt Velvet has warned them away from local boys. But it’s well known that the females in Mary Dell’s family have two traits in common - superior sewing skills and a fatal weakness for men.

While Lydia Dale grows up petite and pretty, Mary Dell just keeps growing. Tall, smart, and sassy, she is determined to one day turn her love of sewing into a business. Meanwhile, she’ll settle for raising babies with her new husband, Donny. But that dream proves elusive too, until finally, Mary Dell gets the son she always wanted - a child as different as he is wonderful. And as Mary Dell is forced to reconsider what truly matters in her family and her marriage, she begins to piece together a life that, like the colorful quilts she creates, will prove vibrant, rich, and absolutely unforgettable.…

©2013 Marie Bostwick (P)2013 Brilliance Audio, Inc.

Grateful for another series

I've listened to all of the Cobble Court Quilts series, so I was delighted to find another series about one of the characters already introduced in this one. Mary Dell is such an interesting and unique character. Learning about the birth of her son, also a special character, and the beginning of Mary Dell's quilting career is great because after Cobbled Court Quilts, I had a lot of questions. This book is a fascinating story about good old down to earth people, held my interest the whole time, and begins to answer some of my questions. I can't wait to read the next book in the series, and I hope the series will be a long one.

Makes Me Want To Quilt!!

Really really enjoyed this book and the Cobled Court Series.
I am not a quilter and can barely sew, but listening to these books makes me want to learn to do both.
I am sorry to have them end!

Fairly entertaining

I enjoyed this story but the narration had ups and downs for me. She did an excellent job portraying the characters. However, when it was just reading narration, her voice was so soft, and breathy, and she often let the energy leave her voice at the last word of a sentence, that I missed some of what was said. This happened through the entire book.

The beginning

I have always wondered if there was a novel of Where it all began, And knowing the rest of the outcome from other novels, it's like the light bulb comes on cuz you always wondered What made him leave? How did Templeton and the quilt shop start, and Man, There is other character history for those well loved characters. I love these that revolves around quilts, and so funny, because I just finished a Star Patch quilt for my adult daughter but it has a secret reversible quilt being constructed now over 2mo in the making called 'The lone Star'... it is like fate.

one of Marie's best!! Perfect beginning!

This was the perfect beginning to an awesome series..The Cobbled Court Series! Thank you Marie!

convincing characters

She's bigger than life, but Mary Dell fit this warm, beautifully crafted story wrinkle free.

Perfect Texas Quilt Country

Very much a ranch, women and their lives and quilting story. Very well ‘spun’ and excellent voices for this one.

It's encouraging and fun

I love this author !!! She turn the unreal drama into a great real one, that's inspiring you to go on

Great story .

Great story line. I loved listening to the whole series. You should enjoy it too.

Narration difficult

I don’t know if it was the quality of the recording or something else, but the narrator’s voice would drop and be hard to hear. I had to keep adjusting the volume. Other than that, great story.