Welcome to First Line Friday!
Today I’m featuring
Night Watch by Susan Sleeman.
Everything points to suicide…
Research scientist, Kennedy Walker is shocked when her mother dies and the police rule her death a suicide. Her scientist-mother was on the verge of a scientific breakthrough, and Kennedy knows her mother would never end her life, but the detective won’t listen. Kennedy worked alongside her mother at the lab, and Kennedy commits to finishing her mother’s work, but before long, it’s clear that her mother was killed to stop her from completing her project.
And she must prove them wrong.
Kennedy digs deeper, garnering the killer’s focus, and he puts her in his cross-hairs. She can’t give up on such an important project, so she swallows down her pride from Erik Byrd’s rejection and hires Nighthawk Security, not only to protect her, but to help find her mother’s killer. It takes only one look for both of them to know their feelings for each other haven’t gone away. With so many people counting on her to complete the formula, giving in to old feelings is a distraction neither she or Erik can afford, and they both need to keep watch. Especially in the darkest hours of the night, when the killer comes out to play.
From Goodreads
Now it’s your turn. Pull out the book beside you and tell us the first line.
“Brogan received a note from Vera two days after the discovery of Mr. Sorokin’s forged papers.”
from The Merchant and the Rogue by Sarah M. Eden.
Have a great weekend! 🙂❤📚
Thanks for sharing Nicole! Happy reading! 😀❤
Great first line! I seriously need to make time to read something of hers, I know I will enjoy it! Thanks for sharing.
I’ve loved everything I’ve read by Susan and I often reread her series when I need a good romantic suspense story. I hope you’ll enjoy them, too!
That’s a powerful first line!
My first line comes from Crossed Lines by Jennifer Delamere:
London, England. June 1881
Mitchell B. Harris, better known to readers of the Era as Our London Correspondent, leaned casually on the desk of John Munson, toying with his cane while Munson chuckled over what he was reading.
Ooo, Crossed Lines is one of the next books on my tbr list and I can’t wait! I hope you enjoy it!