The Thief of Blackfriars Lane
by Michelle Griep
April 1885 — London
For want of a properly working pocket watch, Jackson Forge failed to save the world today — or at least the City of London.
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Thank you for sharing, Kay. Happy New Year!!! 😀
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I really want to read this book! Enjoy 🙂 Stop by if you get a chance:
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Thank you for sharing! 😀
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I loved Blackfriars!
My first line comes from Tidewater Bride by Laura Frantz
James Towne, Virginia Colony. Spring 1634
Alas, she was not a tobacco bride but she had been given charge of them.
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I’m just starting this book! Thank you for sharing. Happy New Year, Paula. 😀
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Happy New Year!
The first line I shared this week is from The Dress Shop on King Street by Ashley Clark. I’m currently reading it too so I’ll share the first line from my current chapter (33) here: “The air was thick with humidity and the smells of birth as Millie came in and out of consciousness.” This book is amazing so far and is not very easy to put down at all. I have a pretty good feeling it’ll get finished tonight. Hope you have a wonderful weekend and happy reading!
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