A Hero for Miss Hatherleigh (Regency Brides: Daughters of Aynsley #1) by: Carolyn Miller About the Book London November 1818 Surely a prospective husband must elicit greater feeling than the comfort experienced when wearing one's favorite slippers? I love Carolyn's novels. They are always so well written and so, so good! Carolyn's seventh novel, A … Continue reading First-Line Friday #79
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First-Line Friday #78
Tomorrow's First Light (Texas Promise #1) by: Naomi Rawlings About the Book May, 1885 How much did it cost a man to build a future for himself? Have you ever read any novels by Naomi Rawlings? If you have not, I highly recommend that you add a couple of her books to your TBR shelf, … Continue reading First-Line Friday #78
First-Line Friday #77
The Deceived (Once Lost #1) by: Kelly Harrel About the Book A Letter from Danny Morton "The hardest part of being the youngest child is the impossibility of being your own person." The Deceived is a young adult novel that follows Danny Morton through his tumultuous first two years of high school. Man, does he … Continue reading First-Line Friday #77
First-Line Friday #76 + Giveaway
Castle on the Rise (Lost Castle #2) by: Kristy Cambron About the Book When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; And through the rivers, they shall not overflow you. When you walk through the fire, you shall not be burned, Nor shall flame scorch you. -- Isaiah 43:2 Present Day, Les … Continue reading First-Line Friday #76 + Giveaway
First-Line Friday #75 + Giveaway
Brunch at Bittersweet Cafe (Supper Club #2) by: Carla Laureano About the Book Once upon a time, Melody Johansson had believed in happily ever afters. I am a new fan of Carla Laureano's. I had recently read Starstruck, my first Carla Laureano read, when Brunch at Bittersweet Cafe review sign-ups were announced at Celebrate Lit. … Continue reading First-Line Friday #75 + Giveaway
First-Line Friday #74 + Giveaway
The Christmas Remedy by: Cindy Woodsmall and Erin Woodsmall About the Book Holly paused outside the old pharmacy storefront, brass key in hand. How could a building be so dear to her? Because inside the brick, glass, and wood exterior, the beautiful, timeworn store held the hope that medicine brought to her Amish community. I … Continue reading First-Line Friday #74 + Giveaway
First-Line Friday #73
Between Two Shores by: Jocelyn Green About the Book Lachine, Island of Montreal, Quebec Late August 1759 Catherine Duval was used to waiting. I just started reading this book and I already love it! It is so engaging, and the writing is so stellar I feel like I am walking right next to Catherine as … Continue reading First-Line Friday #73
