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

A Silken Thread by: Kim Vogel Sawyer About the Book Sunday, September 1, 1895 Pine Hill Neighborhood, Atlanta, Georgia Laurel Millard Laurel swung her feet from the armrest of the sofa to the floor and sat up. The book she'd been reading slid from her lap and landed with a soft thud on the faded … Continue reading First-Line Friday #80

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

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

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