Sunday at the Sunflower Inn

Praise for the Honey Creek Novels by Jodi Thomas   "Jodi Thomas captures the charm of a small Texas town as its residents discover love...Thomas illuminates the ways ordinary lives can be transformed by the simple kindness of others." —Publishers Weekly on Sunday at the Sunflower Inn   “It’s the novel’s patchwork of tender, slow-building relationships between quirky, caring characters that keeps the pages turning.” —Publishers Weekly on Picnic in Someday Valley    “An enthralling group of characters you’ll love...It’s no surprise that it has that mesmerizing quality that fans of Jodi Thomas expect. Jodi Thomas writes about lives than are enriched by the deeds that they do.” —Fresh Fiction on Picnic in Someday Valley    “This is an immensely readable novel. The author’s way of developing the characters is impressive and her characters are well drawn and compelling. It is a unique novel in many ways.” —Novel Today on Picnic in Someday Valley    “Six lost souls find true love in the sweet first romance of the Honey Creek series from Thomas…It’s the inviting setting and quirky, good-hearted characters that will draw readers in.”—Publishers Weekly on Breakfast at the Honey Creek Café   "I fell in love with this small town with its secrets, residents who are, for the most part, good-hearted, and characters who came alive on the pages quite easily. The writing is smooth, the plot interesting, and the people we meet are as diverse as can be found in any small town across the country." —Keeper Bookshelf on Breakfast at the Honey Creek Café    "Immediately Jodi Thomas draws the reader in, with intriguing characters in the middle of odd situations right in the middle of a little dusty town in Texas...Two things Jodi Thomas does well. Makes a small town in Texas come alive and she writes characters who are warm and very likable. The plot has some mystery, some romance, and sheer good-heartedness. Perfect for an escape read." —The Book Date on Breakfast at the Honey Creek Café    “Being a Texan myself, her characters ring very true to the Texan spirit.” —Book Club Bites on Breakfast at the Honey Creek Cafe