Wednesday Waypoints | Three First Lines with Love in the Title
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Three First Lines with Love in the Title
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About Today's Currated List
This week’s Wednesday Waypoints celebrates Valentine’s Day and the season of love with three first lines. I’ve gathered three historical romances that all share one thing in common: the word “Love” in the title. From the high-stakes intrigue of the Gilded Age to the courage required on the battlefields of WWI and the rugged lumber camps of the West, these stories prove that while danger may be the setting, love is the ultimate destination.
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List

The Element of Love
Mary Connealy
May 1972
Northern California
They were running away from the threat of misery, pain, and degradation.

Counterfeit Love
Crystal Caudill
December 31, 1993
“I don’t understand why we can’t marry sooner.”

In Love's Time
Kate Breslin
Whitehall, London
Monday, August 5, 1918
2130 Hours
Would the human destruction never end?
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~ Danielle.
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