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

Who I Am with You (Legacy of Faith #1) by: Robin Lee Hatcher About the Book Boise, Idaho "Jessica?" Her mother's voice seemed to come from a great distance. "Darling, what are you doing up here?" Jessica Mason blinked as she pulled her thoughts from the funeral. This book is SO good. I am 60% of … Continue reading First-Line Friday #72

Chasing Someday (Home in You #4) by: Crystal Walton About the Book Of all the ways Chase Thompson could prove how crazy he was about his best friend, this -- right here -- had to be top of the list. Or maybe it just proved he was plain crazy. Shaking his head, he balanced his … Continue reading First-Line Friday #71

A Bound Heart by: Laura Frantz About the Book Nae man can tether time or tide. --Robert Burns Isle of Kerrera, Scotland, 1752 As the sun slid from the sky, Lark pressed her back into the pockmarked cliff on the island's west shore. The sea stretched before her like an indigo coverlet, a great many … Continue reading First-Line Friday #70

His Mistletoe Miracle (Sugar Creek #3) by: Jenny B. Jones About the Book Prologue From his hard bed on the concrete floor, Will Sinclair heard his first sound of hope in four years. Whoa! That first line screams, "Read Me!" I am very excited to get to this book. One of the bloggers I follow … Continue reading First-Line Friday #69

Silent Days, Holy Night by: Phyllis Clark Nichols About the Book Prologue "Don't tell me. You're what?" I hit the brake, and the car skids a bit but stays on the ice-covered lane before coming to a stop. "But, Piper, you are coming, aren't you? For the Christmas opening, I mean?" This is my first … Continue reading First-Line Friday #68

The Liberty Bride (Daughters of the Mayflower #6) by: Marylu Tyndall About the Book The Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Virginia August 6, 1814 "What would it feel like to drown ... to float listlessly down ... down ... beneath the chilled waters of the Atlantic?" Whoa! That's some first line! I have loved … Continue reading First-Line Friday #67