Welcome to First Line Friday’s hosted by Hoarding Books.

Today I am excited to be featuring Under Moonlit Skies by Cynthia Roemer. This page-turning, sweet prairie romance is reminiscent of Jannett Oke, yet strong enough to stand on its own. I am enjoying reading this story. Look for my review next week!

UnderMoonlitSkies

Avery (Circle J) Ranch – Illinois,
May 1859

          “Push!”

 

  Under Moonlit Skies (Prairie Sky Series #3)

 

Now it’s your turn!

Grab the book nearest to you and leave a comment with the first line. To see what First Lines others are sharing this week head over to Hoarding Books.

First Line Fridays hosted by Hoarding Books

 

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Trisha discovered a love of books at a young age. As a devourer of historical Christian fiction, Christian Romance, and Cozy Mysteries, she finds joy in sharing the love of the stories she reads with others. Trisha enjoys connecting with authors and readers alike.

11 thoughts on “First Line Friday: Under Moonlit Skies”

  3. Happy Friday! My first line is from “Ford” by Susan May Warren:

    “If Ford didn’t get his head in the game, they were doomed. People were going to die. Probably him.”

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  4. First line from Healing Hearts, by Cindy Ervin Huff (first story in The Cowboys Collection from Smitten Historical Romance) “If I only do one good thing in my life, I’m getting my brother home.” Good collection!

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  5. I’m going to be reading Under Moonlit Skies this weekend! I’m sharing the first line from the book that has given me much laughter this week.
    New York City November 1885
    Any smidgen of hope that her entrance into New Youk 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. A Diamond in the Rough by Jen Turano

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    1. New York high society. I’m fairly certain it’s not my fingers that have the problem as this is the second time I’ve typed the same mistake.
      Have a Happy Weekend!

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  6. My first line is from Diamond in the Rough by Jen Turano:
    N.Y. City November 1885
    Any smidgen of hope that her entrance into N.Y. 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.
    Looks like there are more people reading this one!

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  7. Happy Friday!

    Today on my blog I am sharing the first line from Sweet Melody by Heidi McCahan: https://christianfictiongirl.blog/2019/09/05/first-line-friday-100/. I am just starting chapter seven, so I will share the first couple of lines from there.

    “Rhett wiped down the espresso machine one last time then glanced at the large silver clock with chunky black numbers mounted on the white brick wall. His shift had ended a few minutes ago, and the cafe was empty.”

    Happy reading! I hope you have an excellent weekend. 🙂💚📚

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  8. Happy Friday! The book I shared on my blog today is The Whistle Walk by Stephenia H McGee but it’s also my current read so I’ll share the first line from chapter 9 here: “Charles’s cousin slapped him on the shoulder, sending his mug of ale sloshing over the rim and into his dinner.” Happy Reading! 🙂

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  9. The book I shared on my blog today is You Belong With Me by Tari Faris, however the book I’m currently reading is Reunited in the Rockies by Mindy Obenhaus. I’m currently on chapter 12 so I’ll share that first line here. ” Jude could hardly wait to show Kayla the crib designs he’d sketched for her.”

    I hope you have a nice weekend!

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  10. Here’s the first line from the last book to arrive at my house, The Gryphon Heist by James R. Hannibal. “Talia Inger clutched her side, letting her shoulder fall against the alley wall.”

    Have a wonderful weekend!

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