First Line Fridays -- Havencross

8/18/2017

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

Today I am going to post a line from

Havencross
by Julie Daines.

GOODREADS | AMAZON

My First Line:

Two hundred fifty miles into the journey and not a word spoekn.

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:

Reading is My SuperPower | Bookworm Mama | Faithfully Bookish
Radiant Light | Encouraging Words from the Tea Queen | All the Book Blog Names are Taken
Robin's Nest | Fiction Aficionado | Bibliophile Reviews | Kathleen Denly
Lauraine's Notes | With a Joyful Noise | A Baker's Perspective | Joy of Reading
C Jane Read | Moments Dipped in Ink | Molly’s Cafinated Reads
Romances of the Cross | Reviews by Van Daniker | Iola Goulton | Christian Fiction Girl Reviews

(If you’d like to join us on your blog for First Line Fridays, shoot me a message and let me know!)

Katie Donovan link

8/18/2017 06:08:24 am

Oh, I like that first line! And it's another book I haven't even heard of! Another one for the TBR...

I've got the first line from "Chasing Secrets" by Lynette Eason on the blog today, but I've just finished reading "A Rose So Fair" by Myra Johnson, so I'm going to share the first line from that here:

"Now just you hold it right there, mister." Rose Linwood sighted her unwelcome visitor down the length of Grandpa's trusty Winchester.

She's a spunky one!

Sydney @Singing Librarian Books

8/18/2017 08:05:45 am

Fun! I have this book on my TBR pile to read soon! And Lynette Eason's books are super fun too!!

Rebecca link

8/18/2017 06:31:12 am

Ooh I've never heard of this one. Looks really good!

I'm featuring "Healing Love" by Jennifer Slattery on my blog today, but I'm currently reading "A Name Unknown" by Roseanna M. White.

London
May 1914

Rosemary Gresham may have been a thief, but she was a thief who preferred to work in broad daylight.

Sydney @Singing Librarian Books

8/18/2017 08:06:10 am

Fun! Both great authors! :)

Becky Smith

8/18/2017 06:57:22 am

Oooohhhh! Interesting book! And I am not familiar with the author.
Happy Friday! My first line is from An Alaskan Christmas by Belle Calhoune: “Finn O’Rourke paced back and forth in terminal 27A of the Anchorage airport.”

Sydney @Singing Librarian Books

8/18/2017 08:06:46 am

Nice! :) You should give this author a try. She is great!!

Heather link

8/18/2017 08:33:16 am

I love this front cover! And I just added this book to my Amazon wish list. :)

Paula Shreckhise

8/18/2017 09:24:11 am

Heather Munro gazed down Victoria Street so long, she became another gray-suited statue along the Royal Mile.
From The Case of the Clobbered Cad by Debra E. Marvin!

Trisha Robertson link

8/18/2017 12:22:37 pm

That is a lovely cover and an intriguing first line!

Tima link

8/18/2017 02:26:37 pm

I love that first line. Adding this one to my tbr list.

Dinh link

8/18/2017 02:46:25 pm

My first line is:
“23 July 1955
There was going to be a funeral.” ~ Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz
Happy Reading!
Dinh@<a href="https://arlenesbookclub.com/">Arlene's Book Club</a>

Kay Garrett

8/18/2017 09:34:18 pm

Sadly to say, it’s been a week that left very little time for reading. Therefor I am still on the same book as last week.

Life is forever chanced without her; without the sense of her somewhere near.
Last Christmas in Paris
by Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb

LOVE the book now just find the time to read a few pages. :)

Sarah link

8/19/2017 11:32:54 am

Beautiful cover, love the dress.

Nicole Santana link

8/19/2017 06:19:34 pm

My first line comes from Hold the Light by April McGowan.

"Unremarkable. Amber glanced out the steaming windowpane at the cityscape below her."

Beth Erin link

8/19/2017 06:26:55 pm

pretty cover!!!

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