Novel Reviews by Nicole
Diamond in the Rough American Heiresses #2 by Jen Turano About the Book New York City November 1885 Any smidgen of hope that her entrance into New York high society would be deemed a rousing success died the moment Miss Poppy Garrison's tiara became firmly attached to the sleeve of her dance partner. Jen Turano… Continue reading First-Line Friday #110
Misleading Miss Verity Regency Brides: Daughters of Aynsley #3 by Carolyn Miller About the Book Bath, Somerset January 1820 It was the sobbing that decided her. I adore Carolyn Miller's novels. They are just so, so good. I am very much looking forward to reading this final novel in the Daughters of Aynsley series. If you… Continue reading First-Line Friday #109
The Bright Unknown by Elizabeth Byler Younts About the Book I'm not sure whom I should thank -- or blame -- for the chance to become an old woman. The Bright Unknown is one of the most amazing stories I've ever read. This book is phenomenal. Check back on Sunday for my review and a… Continue reading First-Line Friday #108
Always Look Twice Uncommon Justice #2 by Elizabeth Goddard About the Book Monday, 7:35 P.M. Bridger-Teton National Forest, Wyoming Harper Reynolds inched forward, hoping she hadn't made a mistake in coming there. This is the first novel I've read by Goddard. So far I am enjoying it. I don't gravitate towards the Romantic Suspense genre… Continue reading First-Line Friday #107
The Painted Castle Lost Castle #3 by Kristy Cambron About the Book December 3, 1833 216 Strand, London, England Thieves did not stop for a spot of tea -- as a rule, they robbed and ran. Brilliant first line! And quite a brilliant story. I'm a little more than 50% complete with this story and… Continue reading First-Line Friday #106
One Christmas in Winter Winter, Montana #1 by Bell Renshaw About the Book They say one Christmas in Winter, Montana is all it takes to fall in love. Reba Farwell wasn't planning on being there that long. I don't know why, but this year I really need Christmas. I'm not even a Christmas fan, to… Continue reading First-Line Friday #105
Son of the Father by Andrew Stone About the Book Of course, there were days I regretted killing my father, things had not gone great since then. Talk about a compelling first line! Son of the Father is a novel about Barabbas. The Barabbas the Jews set free so that Jesus could be killed in… Continue reading First-Line Friday #104
