Happy Friday & welcome to the First Line Friday link-up! It’s time to grab the book nearest to you and leave a comment with the first line. Today, I’m featuring the first line of Driving Force by Kate Angelo (with Lynette Eason), currently on tour with JustRead Publicity Tours, LLC (the company I own with my book sisters).
and the first line is…
Today was going to be a breeze – a thirty degrees below zero in the frozen tundra of Siberia breeze.
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This book is on my TBR list. I am reading The Baxter: A Prequel by Karen Kingsbury.
Outside Kari Baxter’s French bedroom window, storm clouds gathered in the early morning sky over Bloomington, Indiana.
First line of the book nearest me: “Oh, Amber Lee, you look beautiful,” I cooed, smiling at her gorgeousness, pleasantly surprised her billowing gown didn’t dwarf her petite frame.
from Dakota, by Sarah Patt
Every now and then, I like these strong women action packed novels, but I don’t think this weekend will be one of them.
Have fun reading!
Elza Reads
I want to read this!
And not to be super-spiritual, but the first line of the book nearest me is “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” Guess who forgot to put her Bible away after devotions! I am in that unhappy state of not yet having decided on my next read.
My first line is from Shadowed Loyalty by Roseanna White:
June, 1922. Chicago
The wind tore down the alley, forcing Sabina Mancari to hold her cloche hat in place with one hand as she stepped around the corner.
I just finished The Souls of Lost Lake.
I just bought this book. Can’t wait to read it.
Happy Friday!
I’m just starting The Valet’s Secret by Josi S. Kilpatrick, so I’ll share the first line from there.
“If Kenneth Bartholomew Winterton had learned anything in his life, it was that there were things a man could live without and there were things that were entirely essential.”
Hope you have a great weekend! 😀❤📚
Kilpack… sorry. Autocorrect. Grrr!
I’m looking forward to reading Driving Force! I’m currently reading The Catch by Lisa Harris. The first line is: “He’d lied to her again.”
This sounds like a really good book!