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Thursday, June 11, 2020

First Lines Friday, 56 and BBH ~ 6/12/20

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First Lines

London 1816

Graham, the Viscount Wharton, heir to the earldom of Grableton, pride of the Cambridge fencing team, coveted party guest, and generally well-liked member of both Brooke's and Whites, was bored.

 Page 56 / 56%

Thinking of eggs made her smile.


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 Q.  How do you keep track of books you will be reviewing or reading? (submitted by Elizabeth @ Silver's Reviews)

 A.  A long time ago, I used to receive books from various places in exchange for an honest review.  After a while it seemed like a chore so I stopped.  Now I only read for pleasure.  I write reviews of the books I read usually the same day I finish the book.  I like to put my thoughts down before they escape me!


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16 comments:

  1. I like the quotes for this one. It looks like an interesting story. Enjoy your current read! :-)

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  2. I suspect Graham is about to get himself into trouble!

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  3. Great excerpts, and I love the book cover. Thanks for sharing, and here's mine: “YOU CAN’T CATCH ME”

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  4. My first line is from IF I WERE YOU. By Lynn Austin:
    Prologue. London, November, 1945
    Eve Dawson bolted upright in bed.

    I review a lot of books and keep track on goodreads. I write reviews as soon as I can, because I read quite a few books and tend to forget, if I don’t do it right away.

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  5. Ok, page 56 is hilarious today! Have a good weekend!!

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  6. These are both great lines! This story definitely sounds like a good one!

    On my blog this week, I'm sharing the first line from What Momma Left Behind by Cindy K. Sproles:

    1877--Sourwood Mountain, Tennessee

    "They was nothing I could do for her."

    Hope you have a lovely weekend :)

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  7. I wonder why eggs made them smile?! Sounds like a good read! Happy weekend, stay safe!

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  8. Happy Friday!!
    Over on my blog I shared the first line from the Mayflower Bride by Kimberly Woodhouse
    "A splinter of wood pierced Mary Elizabeth Chapman's thumb as she crept behind her lifelong friend Dorothy Raynsford."

    https://www.musingsofasassybookishmama.com/2020/06/first-line-friday-mayflower-bride.html

    This book sounds so good!

    Have a lovely weekend!

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  9. Happy Friday! My first line is from “Murder in the Family” by Ramona Richards:

    ” ‘Aunt Liz, you can’t keep doing this. It’s going to get you killed.’ And it had.”

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  10. I use Goodreads to keep track on my TBR books, to note which books I review, and what page I'm on my current read. My Friday Quotes

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  11. Happy Friday! My first line is from At Love's Command by Karen Witemeyer:
    "According to the Good Book, there was a time for war and a time for peace."
    Have a great weekend! ๐Ÿ˜ƒ❤๐Ÿ“š

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  12. I write reviews as soon as I finish reading too, Colletta. Although I don't always publish them straight away.
    Hope you have a good weekend. x

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  13. I like the opening line. The page 56 teaser leaves me baffled. :)

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  14. Fencing team? That sounds intriguing. :)

    Lauren @ Always Me

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  15. I haven't read any of Kristi Ann Hunter's books, but they sound good! Today, I'm sharing the first line from Coming Home to Maverick by Sophia Summers: "Maverick dipped his hat lower against the hot Texas sun. A man's hat could hide a lot of things, unfortunately, not everything."

    https://moments-of-beauty.blogspot.com/2020/06/first-line-fridays-coming-home-to.html

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  16. Hallo Colletta! I love that cover. It creates a sense of sereneness. Hope you will have a lovely, relaxed weekend.

    Here's my weekend reads: WeekendBookFriends

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