Facing the Dawn
by Cynthia Ruchti
He held the paper — the indictment against her — six inches from his face, which made him look like a blank sheet with bushy hair.
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The Christian Fiction Girl 
I JUST finished reading this one last night! Sooooo good!
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It’s an outstanding story. I loved it so much! Can’t wait to read your review! 🙂
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Loved that book to pieces. My emotions were right 5here with Mara! Phenomenal!
My first line us from Prince of Spies by Elizabeth Camden:
January 1902
Marianne ventured farther onto the frozen river despite the people warning her against it.
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I agree, Paula. It’s such a good book. Mara really weaved her way into my heart.
Thank you for sharing! I hope you have a wonderful weekend full of fun reading time!
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I absolutely loved this book, even though it made me cry a lot. Here is my first line from UNKNOWN THREAT by Lynn H. Blackburn: “Luke Powell’s head throbbed as he parked his sedan in the empty lot and glared into the nearby trees.”
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It’s such a good book!
Thank you for sharing, Vickie. I hope you have a great weekend. 🙂
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“On behalf of the Democratic Campaign Committee of Kings County,” declared the tall, fair-haired Scotsman behind the podium at center stage, his powerful brogue rising dramatically over the cheers of the assembled throng, ” it is my great hone and privilege to welcome the former President of Princeton University, the current governor of New Jersey, and the future President of the United States, the honorable Woodrow Wilson.” – The Women’s March – Jennifer Chiaverini – releases in July – Sorry this is so long. 😀
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No apologies necessary. Thank you for sharing! I hope your weekend is wonderful! 🙂
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Happy Friday! My first line is from “Storing Up Trouble” by Jen Turano:
“The truth of the matter was this – she, Miss Beatrix Waterbury, had been banished from New York, and all because she’d had the great misfortune of landing herself in jail… twice.”
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I loved this book. Thank you for sharing! 🙂
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Happy Friday!!
Over on my blog I am sharing the first line from Dreams Rekindled by Amanda Cabot
” You’re the luckiest person I know”
https://www.musingsofasassybookishmama.com/2021/03/first-line-friday-dreams-rekindled.html
Have a lovely weekend! 📚♥
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Thank you for sharing. Happy reading! 🙂
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Happy Saturday! Today, I’m sharing the first lines from Beauty Among Ruins by J’nell Ciesielski. “Creeping through the back door, Lily Durham slipped across the black-and-white tiled kitchen and checked the hallway before scurrying up the stairs to the main floor.”
https://moments-of-beauty.blogspot.com/2021/03/first-line-fridays-beauty-among-ruins.html
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I loved that book so much! Thank you for sharing. 😀
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