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“Excellent! I love how Rebeca captures the craziness of women’s lives, even while showing their commitment to each other and their craft of scrapbooking. A fabulous story of romance and family ties. I highly recommend Sisters, Ink.” - Stacy Julian, Founder, Big Picture Scrapbooking Founding Editor, Simple Scrapbooks magazine

“An enchanting tale. Sisters, Ink is written with a perfect balance of humor, candor and a sprinkling of romance. The story embraces sisterly love through a conduit of art, emotion, spirituality and diversity. Sisters, Ink is a genuine, engaging read for sisters, women of faith and scrapbookers alike. I reached the last page with an enormous smile on my face.” - Becky Fleck, Author of Scrapbook PageMaps

“I am tickled to know there is another book coming soon. I honestly thought to myself, I hope I don't have to wait too long for the next book, now that I have made these new friends!” - Lisa Brennan, Bazzill Basics Paper

“Every woman wants a friend to confide in, laugh with, cry with, and just be herself around. When the friend is a sister, it’s even better. Add scrapbooking, family, and a guy, and things are sure to get interesting and wonderful. That’s exactly what Rebeca Seitz has done in this fun novel about four sisters who discover the true meaning of life, love, and scrapping. I enjoyed it so much, I can’t wait for the next installment to see what else the sisters are up to!” - Ginger Kolbaba, Author of Desperate Pastors' Wives and A Matter of Wife and Death

“I don't know much about scrapbooking—edgers, brads, and all those doodads—but I do know a good story when I see one. And that’s what Rebeca Seitz delivers with this tale of faith, romance, and four sisters’ shared love of scrapbooking. A delightful combination!” - Tamara Leigh, Author of Splitting Harriet and Perfecting Kate

Seitz (Prints Charming) continues to integrate fiction and scrapbooking themes in her new chick lit series, with mixed results. Thirty-year-old Tandy Sinclair is a hotshot attorney in Orlando, Fla., who is trying to quell memories of her homeless childhood. When an ethical dilemma causes Tandy to take a leave of absence from work, she heads home to the small town of Stars Hill, Tenn. There, she runs into her hunky high school sweetheart, who has started a band and now runs a cafe. Tandy's three adopted and diverse sisters (in an equal-opportunity contrivance that feels forced, one is Asian, one African-American and one Caucasian) urge Tandy to re-evaluate her priorities and give her old flame a second chance. References to scrapbooking are worked into as many scenes as possible, which will please hobbyists. However, problems plague the novel, including prolonged passages, lengthy back-to-back dialogue and too much mechanical detail. Other passages are breathlessly dramatic (“Daddy waited down that winding gravel path. Daddy—and a lifetime of memories”). The timeworn cliché of the city girl returning home to the country to find love and wisdom is in full force, and the ending holds no surprises. Plans call for each book in the series to feature a different sister; readers will hope subsequent installments have more substance. (Jan.) Copyright 2008 Reed Business Information.

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