First Line Friday: The Highlanders

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

Today I am excited to be featuring The Highlanders (Smitten Historical Romance Collection). Never underestimate the heart of a Highlander in these four romantic novellas set across two centuries from 1715 to 1915. CLICK HERE to read my review.

Night Fox by J’Nell Ciesielski
Scotland, 1717
Another Carriage on parade, another plump pheasant ripe for the plucking.

 

A Tender Siege by Naomi Musch
His Majesty’s Forces at Bushy Run, Pennsylvania  August 6, 1763
Lachlan McRae pressed his chest to the earth behind a fallen chestnut tree.

 

The Year Without Summer by Janet Grunst
1816
Cold wind blew off the loch as Grant Cummings headed toward Loch Ness Tavern, one of the inns in Fort Augustus that catered to the men working on the Highland’s Caledonian Canal.

 

The Violinist by Jennifer Lamont Leo
Sandpoint, Idaho  May 1915
Callan MacTavish never saw it coming.

 

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  The Highlanders (A Smitten Historical Romance Collection)

 

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First Line Friday: A Match for Emma

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Today I am excited to be featuring A Match for Emma by Pepper Basham. This delightful story is set in the beautiful Appalachian Mountains. With delightfully charming characters, and a beautiful setting you are sure to be charmed from the very first chapter. Click here to read my full review and be sure to add this book to your Goodreads list!

          “Molly Caudwell needed the perfect match, and Emma Mitchell was the woman to give the newest waitress her very own happily-ever-after.”

 

This new story from Pepper Basham is scheduled to release this month, so be sure to pre-order you copy today!

A Match for Emma (Mitchell’s Crossroads #3)

 

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First Line Friday: Hereafter

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Today I am excited to be featuring Hereafter (The Lost Princesses #3) by Jody Hedlund. I stayed up way too late reading this book, and it was worth every blink of my tired eyes today! I just couldn’t put this story down! This entire series is a page-turning delight, every book is better than the last! Watch for my review next week!

          I brushed my hand over the crushed grass and examined the nearly invisible footprint beneath. Only a pace away, a broken twig and a patch of flattened bellflowers confirmed my suspicion.

 

Uh-oh! Danger lurks nearby! You won’t want to miss finding out what happens next!!

Hereafter (The Lost Princesses #3)

 

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First Line Friday: Hope’s Highest Mountain

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Today I am excited to be featuring Hope’s Highest Mountain by Misty M. Beller. This story delivered all the drama and beautiful word imagery that I have grown to love from this author. I especially appreciate how she seamlessly weaves the gospel truth and a deep love of God into the characters in such an organic, natural way. CLICK HERE to read my full review!

October 1866
Montana Territory

“They say the last man who attempted this died in the doin’. Rest his soul.”

 

A line that that begs the question, “What are they attempting to do?” Adventure awaits my friends in the pages of this newly released book from Misty Beller. Don’t miss out!

Hope’s Highest Mountain (Heart of Montana #1)

 

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First Line Friday: The Painted Castle

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Today I am excited to be featuring The Painted Castle (The Lost Castle #3) by Kristy Cambron. I fell into this book, and I didn’t want to leave! I loved every moment I spent in the pages of this captivating book! CLICK HERE to read my full review.

Present day
O’Connell Street, Lower Dublin, Ireland

          “Who is that, an’ why does he keep comin’ in here night after night, ooglin’ ye from across our pub?”

 

What do you think reader friends? Is it love at first sight? or a crazy stalker situation? Hmm.. I’ll never tell!!  Do be sure to snag a copy of this fantastic book!!

 

  The Painted Castle (Lost Castle #3)

 

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First Line Friday: Once Upon A Dickens Christmas

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Today I am excited to be featuring Once Upon A Dickens Christmas by Michelle Griep. This wonderful collection of Victorian Christmas novellas is sure to put you in the Christmas spirit! CLICK HERE to see my review!

The Old Lace Shop
London 1855

I have long abhorred black. It is a great abyss, sucking in the colours of the rainbow and wringing the life from them. The moniker of death.

 

I couldn’t help but toss in a couple extra lines for you! The words just flow from the page like liquid quicksilver.  This is one collection of stories you won’t want to miss.

 

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First Line Friday: Foremost (The Lost Princesses #2)

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Today I am excited to be featuring Foremost (The Lost Princesses #2) by Jody Hedlund.
I absolutely loved reading this story, and I didn’t want it to end. Engaging and fast-paced, this story fairly leaps off the page! CLICK HERE to read my full review.

          I crouched next to Edmund behind the boulder. The harpy eagle circled overhead, her grey-and-white markings blending with the frosty winter sky.

 

 

  Foremost (The Lost Princesses #2)

 

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First Line Friday: With You Here (Carrington Family #4

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Today I am excited to be featuring With You Here (A Carrington Family Novel #4) by Sarah Monzon. I was captivated right from the start and held in delight as each beguiling moment was expertly revealed with eloquent details that swept me off my feet and into the very heart of the stories. CLICK HERE to read my full review!

Holy Roman Empire, 1527

          Early morning light shafted through the single window of Christyne von Heidelbraum’s bedchamber, spearing the lingering darkness of the clining night, yet doing little to battle the chill that refused to welcome the coming day.

 

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  With You Here (A Carrington Family Novel #4)

 

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First Line Friday: Under Moonlit Skies

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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!

Avery (Circle J) Ranch – Illinois,
May 1859

          “Push!”

 

  Under Moonlit Skies (Prairie Sky Series #3)

 

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First Line Friday: Finding Lady Enderly

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Today I am excited to be featuring Finding Lady Enderly by Joanna Davidson Politano. This story captured my attention from the very first chapter! With dynamic, complicated characters that pull you into their uncertain web of mystery and emotions, this story packs an impressive punch!

Spitalfields, London’s East End, 1871

          For one blessed moment I was beautiful.

 

   Finding Lady Enderly

 

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