First Line Fridays -- 01.13.17
1/13/2017
 Grab the book nearest to you and leave a comment with the first line! Today I am going to post a line from Color of Love by Anita Stansfield This is a great historical fiction novel about the an Indian woman raised by an English family and the unposibility or unlikely posibility of love and romance. This is a great read that you will not want to miss. Check out my review HERE.  Wiltshire, England--1867 Amala sat on a particularly uncomfortable chair at the edge of the crowded and stuffy ballroom. What are you reading? What is your first line? Open the book nearest you and post the first line in the comments below... Now head on over and join these lovely ladies in First Line Fridays on their blogs too:
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!
Becky Smith
1/13/2017 06:12:04 am
I will have to check this book out! My first line is:
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
1/13/2017 11:43:07 am
It is a good one. :)
Andrea Stephens
1/13/2017 09:13:57 am
Folks said Thomas Beaufort could track a housefly through a hurricane, and though he admitted that it might be a slight exaggeration, he felt it wasn’t too far off.
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
1/13/2017 11:43:46 am
Oh fun! I really need to read an Erica Vetsch book...
Here is my first line:
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
1/13/2017 11:44:23 am
I don't know this book either. Will have to look it up. :) 1/13/2017 10:19:17 am
This week my first line comes from The Bomber War: The Allied Air Offensive Against Nazi Germany by Robin Neillands "This is the story of a machine." I haven't started it yet, but looking forward to it!
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
1/13/2017 11:45:00 am
Looks like a fascinating read. :)
"They share the truth of an experience that only those who were there can truly know. As part of a regiment of southwestern cowpunchers, Oklahoma Indians, Ivy League football stars, and champion polo players, they had faced death boldly and defeated the enemy.
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
1/13/2017 05:16:08 pm
Learning about Theodore Roosevelt sounds intriguing!!!
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
1/14/2017 01:51:36 pm
What fun! I still need to read one of Susan's books! :)
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
1/14/2017 01:52:04 pm
It is a good one! A fun sweet romance! :) 1/14/2017 09:54:18 pm
I haven't read one of Anita's novels yet! Comments are closed.
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