First Line Fridays: A Chance at Forever by Melissa Jagears

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This week I’m featuring A Chance at Forever (A Teaville Moral Society #3) by: Melissa Jagears. This is a beautiful story of Faith, Forgiveness, and Love. CLICK HERE to read my full review!

Southeast Kansas
Spring 1909

          “I wish you luck, George.”
               “It’s Aaron now. Don’t forget.”
          Aaron Firebrook tried not to let Mr. Gray’s slip of the tongue make him even more nervous. Having his former teacher forget to call him by his new name was understandable, but oh how he wished no one would ever call him by his given name again.

 

I wonder why George, errr Aaron Firebrook doesn’t want to be called by his given name? It sure sounds like he has a rather big secret that he’s keeping!

Before you go CLICK HERE to check out my Author Interview with Michelle Griep and enter to win a copy of her latest book The Innkeeper’s Daughter!

 

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First Line Fridays: The Weaver’s Daughter by Sarah E. Ladd

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

This week I’m featuring The Weaver’s Daughter by Sarah E. Ladd. This Regency romance novel was just released this week. This tender story of is sure to entertain. Be sure to visit next week for my review post!

January 1812, Amberdale
West Riding Yorkshire, England

               Henry Stockton pulled his mare to a stop at the crest of the stone bridge and tipped his wide-brimmed hat low over his forehead to guard against winter’s icy blasts.

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First Line Fridays: A Loyal Heart by Jody Hedlund

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This week I’m featuring A Loyal Heart by Jody Hedlund. I just recently finished this fantastic, page-turning story and will be sharing my review on Monday. Make sure to stop back by next week!

Ludlow Castle, Eastern Marches
June, in the year of our Lord 1392

          “The inner bailey wall to the south is down, my lady, and the castle will soon be overrun.” The soldier faltered in the doorway of my chambers, his armor slick with the blood of battle.

Will she make it out of the castle in time, or become a captive?

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First Line Fridays: A Most Noble Heir by Susan Anne Mason

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This week I’m featuring A Most Noble Heir by Susan Anne Mason. This heartfelt story of forbidden love is one you won’t soon forget. To read my full review (Click Here).

 

Derbyshire, England
March, 1884

Nolan Price scanned the fields of newly budding greenery that stretched as far as he could see and slowly inhaled the scent of grass, soil, and freshly spread manure.

 

 

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First Line Friday’s & Givaway: Three Words and a Kiss by Sondra Kraak

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

This week I’m featuring Three Words and a Kiss by Sondra Kraak. This story is filled with delightful characters, a swoony hero, and a fiery heroine. A story sure to capture your attention and keeping you turning pages! CLICK HERE to read my review.

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Seattle, Washington
July 1892

          The first stars pricked through the sky’s fading canvas as Samantha Klein approached the intersection of Washington and First Avenue, looked both ways, and crossed a line.

 

Hmmm….. What line did Samantha cross? Sounds like she’s about to find some adventure, and maybe some trouble.

 

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First Line Fridays – Grace Restored (Freedom Lake #2)

 

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This week I’m featuring Grace Restored (Freedom Lake #2) by Toni Shiloh. This is a powerful story of Grace! I hope that you take the chance to snag a copy of this book for yourself!  CLICK HERE to read my review.

 

Victory was hers.

 

The first line is short & sweet! And oh, what a line! What was her victory? Well, you will have to pick up this book to find out!

 

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  Grace Restored (Freedom Lake #2)

 

 

First Line Fridays – The Innkeeper’s Daughter

First Line Friday’s is hosted by Hording Books.

This week I’m featuring The Innkeeper’s Daughter by Michelle Griep. This page-turning adventure is sure to keep you captivated! Read my full review (Click Here).

Dover, England, 1808

          Numbers would be the death of Johanna Langley

 

I’m not a huge fan of number’s myself. How about you, are you a fan of numbers?

 

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First Line Fridays – My Heart Belongs in San Francisco, California

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This week I’m featuring My Heart Belongs in San Francisco, California by Janice Thompson. This page-turning adventure takes you right into the heart of a rugged gold mining town. With a cast of eccentric characters you are sure to enjoy this story.  CLICK HERE to read my full review.

I created a fun graphic to share this weeks First Line. I hope you enjoy!

 

A lady who enjoy’s her coffee, what’s not to like?! Do you wonder what beverage Neville would choose?  Hmmm…that’s a good question!

 

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First Line Fridays – The Sea Before Us by Sarah Sundin

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This week I’m featuring The Sea Before Us by Sarah Sundin. I absolutely loved this story. It grabbed my attention right at the beginning and kept me captivated right to the end. To read my full review CLICK HERE.

Kensington, London, England
Friday, January 14, 1944

          Second Officer Dorothy Fairfax slathered a thick layer of orange marmalade on the buttered toast and slid the plate in front of her father. “I had enough ration coupons for sausage and your favorite Fortnum & Mason’s marmalade. If you don’t eat your breakfast, I shall feed it to Charlie with no regret or shame.”

 

Yes, I added a little extra. I just couldn’t help myself. Dorthy Fairfax is quite the spunky character. I hope you get the chance to pick up a copy of this book and get to know her better!

 

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First Line Fridays – Until We Find Home by Cathy Gohlke

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This week I’m featuring Until We Find Home by Cathy Gohlke! For those who enjoy reading Historical Christian Fiction set in the Word War II time period, this is a can’t miss story! Don’t miss my full review – Click Here

 

May 1940

          Lightning crackled, splitting the night sky over Paris, illuminating letters painted on the bookstore window across the street: La Maison des Amis des Livres. Driving rain pounded the loose shutters of Shakespeare and Company, making them rattle so that Clair Stewart dropped the heavy blackout curtain into place.

 

The story starts with a bang! Do you wonder why Claire is looking out the window? Is she watching for someone? Hmmm…. You’ll have to pick-up a copy to find out!

 

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