I'm linking up with Hoarding Books to share the first line of my current read.
The Time Between
"The first time I died was the summer I turned seventeen."
What are you reading this weekend? Let me know in the comments.
The Time Between
"The first time I died was the summer I turned seventeen."
What are you reading this weekend? Let me know in the comments.
Over on my blog, I'm featuring the first line from The Cumberland Bride by Shannon McNear. Do stop by and check it out. I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
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ReplyDeleteToday on my blog, I am sharing the first line from Connilyn Cossette's newest novel, Shelter of the Most High. I cannot wait to get into this book. Currently, I am reading A Tale of Two Hearts by Michelle Griep. It is SO good. I am loving it. I am on chapter 23, so I will post the first line from that chapter here:
"He'd meant to talk to his uncle, truly he had, but the next day passed in a blur of festive activities -- and never once had Uncle been without Miss Whymsy at his side."
Hope you have a great weekend filled with lots of good reading!
Happy Friday! I forgot about this week being about favorite genre but I DID share one from one of my favorite authors. I have to say historical fiction is my favorite, but I also like suspense to change things up a bit. I'm currently in-between books but I'll be be starting a new book after dinner tonight. Hope you have a great weekend with lots of quality reading time!
ReplyDeleteThe first time I died ... okay. That's a want-to-know-more.
ReplyDeleteI'm featuring Burden of Proof by DiAnn Mills on my blog today, but I'm currently reading Calm Cool and Connected by Arlene Pellicane, which is about forming good online habits. Here's the first line:
"Imagine a small device that has gone from nonexistent to indispensable in less than a decade. You've probably guessed it. That amazing little invention is the smartphone."
Have a great weekend!
Happy Friday!😊 Okay so how many times did they die??
ReplyDeleteMy first lines come from Jacob's Bell by John Snyder...
A deafening screech, then a loud thud jolted Jacob McCallum upright from his slumber as the freight train pulled into the Chicago yards on a chilly September morning in 1944.
Have a great weekend and happy reading!😊📚🎃
Happy Weekend! My first line is from Until I Met You by Kimberly Rose Johnson, which is included in the collection A Christmas To Remember:
ReplyDelete"Early Saturday morning, Brandi Prescott held her latte in one hand and opened the door to leave her favorite coffee shop in the Green Lake neighborhood of Seattle."
Happy Friday! I’m featuring Lady of a Thousand Treasures by Sandra Byrd on my blog, here is the second line:
ReplyDelete“All present quickened as lightning pierced the ground just outside the wide panel of windows, like a finger pointing deep within the earth.”
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