First Line Fridays -- Four Dreams of You

10/11/2019

Happy Friday and welcome to First Line Fridays!

Today I'm posting a line from

Four Dreams of You
by Sondra Kraak.

This is book four in the Love that Counts Series.

GOODREADS | AMAZON

First Line:

Connecticut, April 1893

Failure meant death.

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

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9 Comments

Trisha Robertson link

10/11/2019 07:45:20 am

Love, love, love this book!! <3

Donna link

10/11/2019 08:12:28 am

Yikes!!! That's an opening line! Happy Friday!

Becky Smith

10/11/2019 03:17:36 pm

Happy Friday! My first line is from "Sara's Gift (Small-Town Christmas Wishes Series Book 4) by Kimberly Rose Johnson:

"I have no idea who or what should get Charity's fifteen hundred dollars."

Nicole Santana link

10/11/2019 04:50:54 pm

Happy Friday!

Today on my blog I'm sharing the first couple of lines from One Christmas in Winter by Bell Renshaw: https://christianfictiongirl.blog/2019/10/10/first-line-friday-105/. I'm currently in the middle of chapter 8, so I'll share a line from there.

"Hoyt hadn't thought this through."

Have a great weekend! 🙂❤📖

Beauty in the Binding link

10/11/2019 05:19:33 pm

Happy Friday! Today I'm sharing the first lines from Code of Valor by Lynette Eason: "The broker rose from his chair and glared at the imbecile standing on the other side of the desk. 'We paid you well to steal that boat. Where is it?'"

https://moments-of-beauty.blogspot.com/2019/10/first-line-fridays-code-of-valor-by.html

Courtney Clark link

10/11/2019 06:37:21 pm

I have this on my TBR! I want to read it soon!

I'm currently reading <i>The Anatomist's Wife</i> by Anna Lee Huber, a Victorian mystery. Here's the first line: "The scream froze me in my tracks, but the shout that followed propelled me out of my indecision and around the hedge line of the maze."

Paula Shreckhise

10/11/2019 07:36:44 pm

My first line is from Aiming For Love by Mary Connealy:
October 1873
Hope Mountain
Near Bucksnort, Colorado, Near Grizzly Peak, Colorado
Josephine Nordegren floated through the woodland silent as a ghost.

Yvette link

10/11/2019 11:14:13 pm

Happy Friday! I’m sharing from two Carrie Anne Noble books on my blog this week. Here is the second line from The Gold-Son:

“The forest was a forbidden place, spoken of only in warnings and whispers.”

Kay Garrett

10/12/2019 05:45:18 am

March weather in Wharton County, Pennsylvania was as unpredictable as a cutting jeer from Nana D. Although bound to happen, the actual impact boasted an infinite range unlike any missile I’d ever seen launched.
BROKEN HEART ATTACK by James J. Cudney

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