The Printed Letter Bookshop by: Katherine Reay About the Book Madeline People parted around us in the courtyard. No one stopped to say anything -- why would they? All I am going to say about this book is #2019MustRead! The Printed Letter Bookshop is an AMAZING read. I highly recommend it. My full review will … Continue reading First-Line Friday #87

Shadow Among Sheaves by: Naomi Stephens About the Book England, July 1861 The sun was the same, but that was all. I am LOVING this book so much. It is fantastic. My review posts tomorrow, so definitely check back for my thoughts and a giveaway! NOW IT IS YOUR TURN! GRAB THE BOOK YOU ARE … Continue reading First-Line Friday #86

The Heart of a King The Loves of King Solomon books 1-4 by: Jill Eileen Smith About the Book The Teacher looked at his scroll, light dancing in little ringlets over the words from the flickering candle at his side. Flickering like the breath of wind. One circlet encompassed the word he could not stop … Continue reading First-Line Friday #85

Moments We Forget (Thatcher Sisters #2) by: Beth K. Vogt About the Book I had half an hour, no more than that, to get my life in order so my sisters would never suspect how unprepared I was for this morning. I am currently reading Moments We Forget, and I have to say I am … Continue reading First-Line Friday #84

All Made Up by: Kara Isaac About the Book Reality TV. A misnomer if there ever was one. Katriona McLeod studied the sheet of paper the production assistant had just delivered to her dressing room. On it were the names and pictures of five women who were to be given extra attention in her makeup … Continue reading First-Line Friday #83

The Memory House by: Rachel Hauck About the Book Chapter One -- Beck Manhattan, New York "She was never afraid of the dark. But the light? Now that terrified her." I adore Rachel Hauck's novels. They are SO good! And The Memory House is amazing. I am only to chapter 10, but I can already … Continue reading First-Line Friday #82

The Highest of Hopes Canadian Crossings #2 by: Susan Anne Mason About the Book Prologue Late May 1919 Emmaline Moore stepped up to the ship's railing and peered through the mist to catch her first glimpse of the Nova Scotia shoreline now becoming visible. It was a most welcome sight after a week at sea. … Continue reading First-Line Friday #81