First Line Fridays -- 01.06.17

1/6/2017

It's Friday so come chat books with us!!!

Grab the book nearest to you and leave a comment with the first line!

Today I am going to post a line from

For the Record
by Regina Jennings

This is book three in the Ozark Romance Series. You can check out book one, A Most Inconvenient Marraige, and book two, At Love's Bidding, as well. This is a fun series that readers will not want to miss!

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Now head on over for some more book fun with these lovely ladies:

Carrie from Reading is My SuperPower
Rachel from Bookworm Mama
Beth from Faithfully Bookish
Andi from Radiant Light
Heather from Encouraging Words from the Tea Queen
Sarah from All the Book Blog Names are Taken
Robin from Robin's Nest
Katie from Fiction Aficionado

(If you would like to join us, send Carrie a meassage and let her know!)

October 1885
Pine Gap, Missouri

Only a limited patch of Earth could claim the privilege of belonging to Texas.

What are you reading? What is your first line?
Open the book nearest you and post the first line in the comments below...

Andi link

1/6/2017 12:18:32 pm

Hi Sydney! How's your baby doing? I hope better!

My first line comes from The Mark of the King by Jocelyn Green

Paris, France 1719

There it was again. Suddenly wide awake, Julianne covered her ears.

Heather link

1/6/2017 12:37:22 pm

My first line is from Surround Me: Revolutionary Faith by Marguerite Martin Gray:

Atlantic Ocean
May 1773

"His hands tightly gripped the railing, turning his knuckles a startling white compared to his wind-chapped tanned skin."

Happy reading and happy Friday!

Sarah link

1/6/2017 05:11:00 pm

My paragraph this week is from Tracy Borman's amazing and wonderful new book, The Private Lives of the Tudors.

" 'I do not live in a corner. A thousand eyes see all I do.' This telling lament by Elizabeth I begs the question: did the Tudors have a private life at all? As monarchs, they were constantly surrounded by an army of attendants, courtiers, ministers, and place-seekers. Even in their most private moments, they were accompanied by a servant specifically appointed for the task."

Happy Reading!

Rachel D. link

1/6/2017 10:54:11 pm

I enjoyed this book! My first line this week: There is a distinct difference between a heroine with a promised happy ending and a prodigal who must design her own. Pepper Basham - The Thorn Keeper

Carrie link

1/7/2017 06:49:48 am

Such a fun book!

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