A Story of Secrets, Sisterhood, and the Love That Unraveled Everything In 1954, Lubbock, Texas, Mary June Carlson is a good girl from a good family-and it's slowly suffocating her. Caught between small-town expectations and her own quiet longings, she finds unexpected kinship in a circle of older women who meet under the guise of sewing. But what they make isn't aprons or quilt squares-it's lingerie. And what they offer Mary June is something she's never had: permission. Permission to want more. Permission to fall in love. Permission to feel desire. Permission to be fully herself. Then there's Pete Sullivan-the kind-hearted boy-next-door with strong hands, a soft smile, and a heart big enough to hold all of her. Their love is sweet, steady, and entirely forbidden. The Button Club is a deeply romantic tale about the courage it takes to unlearn shame, claim desire, and choose love in a world that demands silence. A love story, but also a story of loving yourself and what can happen when a girl decides to say YES to herself

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