Danielle Grandinetti
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First Line Friday | Point of Danger
Welcome to First Line Friday! Today we’re looking at Point of Danger by Irene Hannon.
The package was ticking.
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Iām sharing the first line of chapter 19 of The Love Note by Joanna Politano:
If I should happen to fall in love, the outcome of such a plight depends, like any big fall, on who is there to catch me.
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I love the cover of The Love Note, but haven’t had a chance to read it yet. Hope you enjoy it!
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I shared from Point of Danger this week too! Great minds think alike š Have a wonderful weekend!
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Fun! Wasn’t it a good book? Happy Weekend!
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Happy Friday! I’m sharing the first line from The Lady and the Highwayman by Sarah M. Eden over on my blog today. I’m enjoying it very much. Here’s a line from the chapter I’m currently on:
“Elizabeth decided to forebear late-night visitors.”
Hope you have a wonderful weekend! šā¤š
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Thanks for sharing! Sounds like a good book! Enjoy!
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Happy Friday!!
I just go that book! Can’t wait to start reading it!!
“I have a bad feeling about this, Father.” Meredoch felt a scowl contorting his face.
My first line comes from the book Succession by Brett Armstrong.
https://www.musingsofasassybookishmama.com/2020/10/first-line-friday-succession-by-brett.html
Have a lovely weekend!!
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Point of Danger was so good! I hope you enjoy it! And I haven’t heard of Succession; it sounds good! Happy Weekend!
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That package would make me nervous! I’m currently reading the second novella in The Kissing Tree which is by Karen Witemeyer. The first line of that novella is “Illogical business proposals made Barnabas Ackerly’s skin itch, but this one irritated like a hundred mosquito bites treated with a poison ivy poultice.”
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I plan to read The Kissing Tree next! Karen Witemeyer’s sounds like a fun one!
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