First Line Fridays -- 07.01.16
7/1/2016
 It is Friday and I am joining Carrie from Reading is My SuperPower, Rachel from Bookworm Mama, and Beth from Faithfully Bookish in First Line Fridays. If you would like to join us, send Carrie a meassage and let her know! Grab the book nearest to you and leave a comment with the first line! Today's first line is coming from The Last Messenger of Zitol by Chelsea Dyring. This book will release in September 2016 from Sweetwater Books, an imprint of Cedar Fort. I had the unique experience of recently reading and endorsing this amazing and thrilling novel!  "Before we begin, I want you to understand that I am not a good person." What are you reading? What is your first line?
Opent the book nearest you and post the first line...
29 Comments
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/1/2016 12:24:46 pm
Ooo. I don't know this one. I am going to have to go look it up. :)
Oh wow! What a striking cover!! And an intriguing first line - really grabs you, doesn't it?
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/1/2016 12:25:49 pm
I know. Right! Love the cover (and the book)!
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/1/2016 12:26:39 pm
This sounds interesting. Will have to look this one up as well. Sounds like a good inspirational and uplifting read!
Andrea Stephens
7/1/2016 11:09:34 am
"See that man over there?" Mona Hodgson's The Bride Wore Blue. I'm not reading it yet but it is a book I won and received in the mail this week and was sitting right next to me.
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/1/2016 12:27:54 pm
Oh wow! I don't know this author either! Haha. Lots of new authors this week! Going to look this one up too! The first line and title have caught my attention! 7/1/2016 11:34:26 am
Oooh, this sounds really interesting! I finally have a fiction book near me..."At least they couldn't fire her." Five Days in Skye, Carla Laureano
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/1/2016 12:28:32 pm
Nice!!! Ohhhhh! LOVE Carla's books. You will have to let me know what you think!! :)
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/1/2016 12:29:59 pm
I agree! It is an intriguing first line...
Winnie Thomas
7/1/2016 01:03:23 pm
First line: "Snow, beautiful snow!" from The Sweetest Rain by Myra Johnson.
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/1/2016 03:29:15 pm
Love that one! Thanks for stopping by, Winnie!
Becca
7/1/2016 01:03:32 pm
I haven't heard of this one but it sounds interesting!
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/1/2016 03:30:09 pm
Sounds like an interesting read. :) Thanks for sharing!
Caryl Kane
7/1/2016 03:30:52 pm
HAPPY FRIDAY!
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/7/2016 07:28:07 pm
Ohhh yes! That one is on my TBR pile! :)
Sylvia Miller
7/1/2016 04:19:06 pm
"She could have been more than she was.”
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/7/2016 07:28:39 pm
Such a good one!!! :D Thanks for stopping by!
Merry
7/1/2016 04:36:21 pm
Sam Hinton was about to conclude one of the biggest business deals of his career.
Sydney @ Singing Librarian Books
7/7/2016 07:30:11 pm
Have not heard of this one before. Will have to go check it out!
Pam K.
7/1/2016 05:23:29 pm
“If you spot him again, shoot him on sight,” my father said. “I shall deal with the repercussions myself.” from Glittering Promises, book 3 in The Grand Tour Series by Lisa T. Bergren.
Jan Hall
7/1/2016 06:20:34 pm
Julia Beech stood next to the open grave and prayed the wind would stop howling for one moment. from A Wedding for Julia by Vannetta Chapman
Connie
7/1/2016 07:52:36 pm
Secret Agent Bradley C. Whitemore pushed past the man who blocked the entrance of the Honey Jsm Cafe.
Trixi
7/1/2016 09:06:32 pm
I am happy to return to cyber space & first line Fridays! :-) My mom and her husband were visiting from New Zealand for the month of June, plus my son graduated on the 13th so I did a self-imposed sabbatical to spend as much time with family as possible :-) I’m refreshed and ready to rock & roll (though I still miss them terribly!).
dianne casey
7/1/2016 09:23:36 pm
When he emerges from the bathroom she is awake, propped up against the pillows and flicking through the travel brochures that were besides his bed.
That is a striking cover - but I'm most intrigued by the mismatched eyes.
~JJ
7/2/2016 01:11:00 am
"If only he could get away from the smell." From Friends of Jesus by Karen Kingsbury. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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