First Line Fridays -- The Spinster and I

11/1/2018

Today I'm posting a line from

The Spinster and I
by Rebecca Connolly.

This is book 2 in the Spinster Chronicles.

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My First Line:

Prologue
Mayfair, 1815

"Miss Westfall, we have an idea."

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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6 Comments

BECCA WEIDEL link

11/2/2018 01:45:42 pm

Happy Friday! This week on my blog I'm featuring Everything She Didn't Say by Jane Kirkpatrick but it's also the book I'm currently reading so I'll share the first line from my current chapter (13) here: "Doing what I haven't ever done before has become a kind of purpose for me." Hope you have a great weekend with plenty of quality reading time!

Becky Smith

11/2/2018 04:25:57 pm

Happy Friday! My first line is from "Oceans Apart" by Clare Revell, included in the set "Somewhere Beyond the Blue":

"Oliver Voight checked his passport for the third time."

Nicole Santana link

11/2/2018 06:58:16 pm

Happy Friday!
Today on my blog I'm sharing the first line from An Hour Unspent by Roseanna White. Currently, I'm reading The Cumberland Bride by Shannon McNear. This book is SO good, I'm absolutely loving it. I'm on chapter 28, so I'll share a line from there:

"The women came for her very shortly after, and while leading her off, they shooed Crying Bird away."

Hope you have an amazing weekend filled with great reading time! 😀🧡📚

Yvette link

11/2/2018 09:47:33 pm

Happy Friday! I'm sharing from my current read, Temptation Rag by Elizabeth Hutchison Bernard. Here is a line from the top of page 9:

"She thought she would never tire of watching him at the piano, his fingers caressing the keys, a look of such tenderness on his face as if he would gladly die for each and every note."

Iola link

11/2/2018 11:44:18 pm

We? Is that the Royal we, or more than one person? Interesting ...

I'm featuring Pathway to Peace by Elizabeth Maddrey on my blog, and I've just picked up That's When I Knew by Laurie Tomlinson. Here's the first line:

"Bless her heart. Chelsea Scott's sales director had no idea what she was getting them into."

I'm guessing this is that Southern meaning of "bless her heart" which means anything but!

Kay Garrett

11/3/2018 08:01:18 am

“Where are the lamb?” Ernestine asked when she and I caught up to the rest of the group at the pasture fence.
DYEING WISHES by Molly MacRae

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