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 Window of Peace by Regina Rudd Merrick. I really enjoyed the first book in this series, and I’m looking forward to reading this one soon too!
and the first line is…
The occasional flash from too-close mortar rounds provided the only light in the dark jungle.
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75 Degrees Above Zero
August 12-7:00 p.m.
Fairbanks, Alaska
The warmth of the summer wouldn’t last.
ooo which book?
I cannot believe I left that off. Thanks, Carrie! 26 Below by Kimberley Woodhouse
i wondered if it might be that one. I can’t wait to read it!
Atlanta, Georgia May 2, 1912
Her entire life was a sham.
The Swindler’s Daughter
By Stephenia McGee
i can’t wait to read this one!
I hang onto Dad’s waist with one hand; the other grips the sensorbrace on the back of his motorcycle.
– The Neverborn, B. B. Brighton
that sounds like an interesting book!
That is a very good, and fascinating, first line. Brings you straight into the action. Stephanie, at Bookfever, introduced me to this event. Will see what I can do.
hi Lisbeth! We’d love to have you participate 🙂
I hope you enjoy this one, have a great weekend!!
you too, Cindy!
Hollywood, California
“Camera’s rolling, Chloe,” Paul, the director, shouted, then shot a glance at the crew. “Settle down, people.”
DRESSED TO DRILL by Kate Carlisle
intriguing start!
Happy Friday!
I’m currently reading A Novel Proposal by Denise Hunter.
“Every ounce of Sadie’s travel fatigue fled at one sight of her summer digs.”
I hope you have a great weekend! 🙂❤️📚
i really want to read that one! Hope you’re enjoying it 🙂
My first line this week is from When Tomorrow Comes by Hannah Linder
London’s East End March 1801
Impulse made Heath Duncan’s hands slick, made his young muscles tighten with th3 urge to sprint away.
i loved that book!
How did I miss being featured?? Thank you, Carrie! It’s currently Sunday, lol, but here’s the first line of what I’m reading:
Campfires were meant to be places of shadows.
The Souls of Lost Lake, Jaime Jo Write
i love her books, too! 🙂
This sounds so different and intriguing! Jumping to Amazon to check it out.
And it’s on Kindle Unlimited! Got it!
hooray!!
This sounds like a good story! I’m just starting The Swindler’s Daughter by Stephenia H. McGee. The first line is: “Atlanta, Georgia, May 2, 1912 ~ Her entire life was a sham.” Have a great week!
i really enjoyed that book!
Today was not a good day to die
Deception, by Patricia Bradley
Totally put this in the wrong post!
hahaha we’ve all done it 🙂