Welcome to this week’s edition of #FirstLineFridays! This week, our theme is "Authors we haven't read yet." Ours For a Season by: Kim Vogel Sawyer About the Book Pine Hill, Indiana Marty Krieger Hirschler Marty followed her husband to the front door, keeping enough distance between them to prevent bumping her knee against the bulky … Continue reading First-Line Friday #54
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First-Line Friday #53
Miss Serena's Secret (Regency Brides: A Promise of Hope #2) by: Carolyn Miller About the Book Bath, Somerset June 1817 Warm summer sun lit the scene before her: a golden-yellow oak table boasting a squat blue vase with an arrangement of ferns and pink roses. I adore Carolyn's novels. They are SO good!!! I am … Continue reading First-Line Friday #53
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A Promise Forged (Buckeye Promises #3) by: Cara Putman About the Book May 1943 The taxi rolled to a stop and Kat Miller wanted to pinch herself, make sure she really say outside the Chicago landmark. Wrigley Field. I am SO excited to read this story. First, I love Cara Putman novels. They are AMAZING. … Continue reading First-Line Friday #52
First-Line Friday #51
Woman of Clay by: Linda Caddick About the Book "Shushana, Rafael is here!" Milcah's delighted voice interrupted Shana's quiet reverie in the back room, where she was absently flicking a broom over the mud floor of their tiny stone-walled home. I love Biblical fiction, so when the opportunity arose to read and review Woman of … Continue reading First-Line Friday #51
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The Orphan's Wish (Hagenheim series #8) by: Melanie Dickerson About the Book Summer 1401 The Holy Land Ala ad'din's mother's eyes were closed as she lay on her funeral bier. I have read and loved every single book in Melanie Dickerson's Hagenheim series. I LOVE fairy tales and their variants, so it was a no-brainer for me to … Continue reading First-Line Friday #50
First-Line Friday #49
Welcome to this week’s edition of #FirstLineFridays! This week, in honor of Independence Day, our theme is homeland, national pride, or community. Whispers from the Shadows by: Roseanna M. White About the Book London, England April 1814 The servants hefting her trunks onto the carriage might as well have been loading her coffin. Gwyneth Fairchild … Continue reading First-Line Friday #49
First-Line Friday #48
Listening Prayer: Learning to Hear The Shepherd's Voice By: Joanne Hillman About the Book "Father, what do You want me to know?" I wrote in my journal. Did I really want to know what God had to say to me? I have been struggling with prayer lately, and I have come to the conclusion that … Continue reading First-Line Friday #48
