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 The Case of the Artist’s Mistake by Jan Drexler. I really enjoyed the first book in this series, and I can’t wait to read this one too!
and the first line is…
“It looks like you need this,” Becky said as she thrust a mug into my hand.
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Cute cover.
Someone was in the mortuary prep room.
Body of Evidence by Irene Hannon
Nobody ever believed murders “just happened” around Mallory Viridian.
Not at first, anyway.
The beginning of Station Eternity by Mur Lafferty.
Happy Friday!
September afternoons were meant for soft whispers and stolen kisses, not ash and soot and the gangrenous eye of a ruthless taskmaster.
The Bride of Blackfriars Lane by Michelle Griep
Thanks for the shout-out, Carrie!
My pleasure!
Happy Friday!
I’m currently reading A King for Christmas by Brooke St. James.
“I looked at my brother, putting the receiver in my lap, and muffling it in my shirt so that James couldn’t hear me.”
I hope you have a great weekend! Happy reading!
Laura gulped and stood rooted to the spot.
Read Herring Riddle by C.K. Fyfe
Love this adorable cover.
My first line today is from Millstone of Doubt by Erica Vetsch:
Thorndike House- London- March 1, 1816
The problem with concealing a weapon beneath a day dress at a social gathering became all too apparent to Lady Juliette Thorndike the moment she sat beside the Dowager Duchess of Haverly.
It was a Bitter February night in northern Minnesota from Danny Orlis and the Contrary Mrs. Forester. Published in 1958…
Looks like a fun read! I’m currently re-reading The Nature of a Lady by Roseanna M White and the first line is: “He was a prince at sea.” Have a great week!