It’s First Line Friday time. Pulling again from treasures read a while ago, today’s first line comes from another Love Finds You… book.
Love Finds You in Prince Edward Island, Canada by Susan Page Davis
I have read several from this line and being the history/geography lover that I am, have found these real town names and fiction stories fun.
So here’s the first line. Drumroll please…….
June 27, 1860
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
The back door to the kitchen burst open. Molly Orland nearly dropped the wooden spoon she held.
In return, I hope you will share the first line from any book you choose in the comments below. And then head on over to:
Happy Reading,
Denise
Happy Friday! My first line is from Storm Front (Montana Rescue Book #5) by Susan May Warren:
“Ty Remington blamed the homemade orange marmalade cake for why he found himself huddled under an overhang off some faraway path in Glacier National Park, shivering, praying he might live through the night.”
This book is on the top of my TBR pile. Can’t wait. Thanks for commenting.
The book I’m sharing on my blog is The Road Home by Beverly Lewis but here I’ll share the book I just finished today called A Higher Ransom by Aleigha C Israel: “Anna Haddington took a deep breath of the salty air.”
She must be near the sea. Sounds interesting. Thanks for commenting.
Prince Edward Island is a beautiful place.
I just finished reading Charming the Troublemaker by Pepper Basham, and since I have not started another book yet, I am going to share the first line of the last chapter. “Rainey didn’t know he was awake.”
Interesting..a new author I need to look into. Thanks for commenting
Susan is the author of two of my favorite historical romances – I’ll have to read this one 😀
I’m sharing from my current read, No Less Days by Amanda G. Stevens, on my blog today, so here is the first line from an upcoming read, Reclaiming Shilo Snow by Mary Weber:
“The moment Earth’s United World Council officially placed seventeen-year-old Sofi Snow at the top of their Imminent Terrorist Threat list, a siren went off in the circular downtown building, and she became the most wanted teenager alive.”
Happy Friday and happy reading!
Wow – that’s a first line. I will have to look into Susan’s other books. Thank for commenting.
I need to read more of Susan’s backlist myself, but two particular favorites that I can recommend are Captive Trail and The Outlaw Takes a Bride.
Thank you for the recommendations!!
Susan Page Davis is an excellent author – I’ve enjoyed bother her historical romance novels, and her contemporary romantic suspense (I have Maine Point on my to-read pile).
Today I’m sharing the first line of That’s Amore by Marion Ueckermann on my blog. It’s the first book in the new multi-author Tuscan Legacy series. I’m now reading the third book, Rapsodia (Rhapsody) by Alexa Verde. Here’s the first line:
Marco Carter would rather spend a day in a pit with snakes than an hour on a plane.
Personally, I love flying and hate snakes. What about you?
Same as you! That’s two of you mentioning Susan’s other books. I will need to check into them. Thanks for commenting.