Happy Friday!!!
What a crazy week here in the USA.
Aaaaaand that’s enough about that 🙂
Since it’s Friday, it’s also time to grab the book nearest to you and leave a comment with the first line!
The book I’m featuring today is The Isaac Project, Sarah Monzon’s debut novel!
And the first line is…
“In the fourth grade, we made little rockets out of old film canisters, baking soda, and vinegar.”
So… what’s your First Line on this Friday?
Let me know in the comments and then head over to share your First Line with these friends:
If you’d like to join us on your blog for First Line Fridays, shoot me an email and let me know!
And don’t forget to enter my GIVEAWAY for The Isaac Project and Finders Keepers!
Speaking of Giveaways…. come back tomorrow for the kickoff of a fantastic 10 Author giveaway!
Now… what did I ask y’all again?
Oh yeah! lol.
What’s your first line?
First line: Sipp remembered cold like a childhood home. – The Ice Child by Evangeline Denmark
eeeee i NEED to read this one!!
LOVE this book!!
My first line:
Summer 1384, Berkhamsted Castle, Hertfordshire, England
“Servants may marry whomever they want, but a king’s daughter has no freedom at all.”
~The Silent Songbird by Melanie Dickerson
eeeeeee!!! I’m so excited about this one!
“Temptation set before her, compelling as the sea.”
from The Lost Heiress, by Roseanna M. White
fantastic series!
February 1870
“But that money is rightfully mine!”
No One’s Bride by Nerys Leigh
I read it yesterday. I LOVED it!
oh YAY!
“What better time than a wedding to ask a man to marry you?” From A Convenient Christmas Wedding by Regina Scott
great book!!
Singing Librarian link is 404 🙁
thanks! I’ll go check it out!!
should be fixed now – thanks for letting me know 🙂
Yay! You have 404 fixing SuperPowers too!
hahaha!
“Veronique Eveline Girard laid a single white rose on her mother’s grave, and bent low to whisper into the afterlife.” – Remembered by Tamera Alexander
i love those books!
Me too! Tamera Alexander is definitely one of my favorite authors!
mine too!!
“I almost stepped on it.” Ordinary Snowflakes by Jennifer Rodewald
I have a question for all you knowledgeable people. If we have an ARC copy, are we allowed to post first lines here, or would it be better to wait until release date?
i think it’s ok to do so!
“Nothing to worry about”
My Heart My Enemy by Laurie Alice Eakes
Wow, I’m loving this book.
isn’t it great?!?! I loved it!
Yay Sarah!
Nick Stafford stared at the half-buried, round-roofed dwelling and realized he couldn’t go through with the elementary school principal’s edict. Not if it meant meeting with a hermit who lived in a toadstool shack tucked so deep in the forest that woodland mice couldn’t find it.
Home on the Range by Ruth Logan Herne
I couldn’t stop at one! I am dying to dive into this one! Two blog posts and I shall reward myself with Ruthy goodness 😀
oooo YAY!!! I love this book!!
I loved The Isaac Project and I just read Finders Keepers last month.
“It was like being in jail.”
Can’t Help Falling by Kara Isaac
I just started this one this afternoon and I am already a third of the way through! Looking forward to my kids going to bed tonight so I can keep reading! Lol
I met Kara Isaac at the CFRR in August and I loved her New Zealand wit. I read Close to You right after the Retreat and couldn’t wait for this book to be released!
oh i can’t wait to read this one! Isn’t Kara delightful? 🙂
My first line comes from Bathsheba by Jill Eileen Smith
Jerusalem, 994 BC
Darkness curtained the sky, hiding the stars, sheltering Bathsheba in the inner courtyard of her home.
i’ve always been fascinated by her story
Yippee! The Isaac Project! I can’t wait to read it!
Here is my first line:
HEILIGENBEIL, EAST PRUSSIA
February 8, 1945
Bright red and orange explosions lit the dark, deep-winter evening. – Daisies are Forever by Liz Tolsma
i’ve got that one on my Kindle – need to find some time to read it 🙂
Paige Warren checked her watch, then peeked around Miss Trudy’s silver head for the dozenth time. ~ Just a Kiss by Denise Hunter
I’m hoping to start this book soon. I’ve been so looking forward to reading Riley & Paige’s story, though a little sad that it is the last Summer Harbor novel.
ahhhhhhhh i haven’t read any of the Summer Harbor books yet and it’s killing me!