First Line Friday

Raging Storm

It’s FRIDAY which means I get to share a great line once a week with your from a book I am reading. I found this to be an exciting and entertaining way to find new authors, books and bloggers. So I am opening up the book I have been reading this week, and going to the first chapter and finding the first line…

This Weeks First Line Friday Brought to You By

Raging Storm

The Remnant Series—Book 2

by Vannetta Chapman

Raging Storm by Vannetta Chapman

This week's line is:

“Shelby made her way slowly, carefully through complete darkness to the small guesthouse.”

This is the release week of this wonderful book, and trust me when I say it isn’t like anything you have read before. I know you will love this book!

Now it's Your Turn

Open the book nearest you and post the first line of the first chapter in the comments below, I would love to see into the book you are reading.

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7 Comments

  1. Caryl Kane

    Jace Rawlings, MD, sat in the damp Kenyan jail with his back against the stone wall. An Open Heart by Harry Kraus

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  2. Heather

    My first line for the week is:

    The Newcomer
    by Suzanne Woods Fisher

    Philadelphia
    October 15, 1737

    “Bairn was suffocating. Not literally, mayhap, but as close as a man could get.”

    Happy reading and happy Friday!

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  3. Sydney Anderson

    Near Medicine Bow, Wyoming 1892

    The squeal of the train wheels jerked Essie Vanderfair’s attention from the doodles and half-formed thoughts scribbled inside her notebook to the window beside her.

    ~The Outlaw’s Secret by Stacy Henrie

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  4. Rachel

    Happy Friday Bree! Since I shared the first line of the Prologue on my blog, here is Chapter one. “Maggie turned the hat block and examined the broad-brimmed, yellow straw hat.”

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  5. Becky Smith

    My first line is: ” “…for it is written: ‘It is mine to avenge; I will repay,’ says the Lord.” The words grabbed the man by the throat.” (I had to include that 2nd line!) from Moving Target by Lynette Eason

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  6. Beth Erin

    Finished reading A Note Yet Unsung by Tamera Alexander

    Nashville, Tennessee
    January 12, 1871
    Rebekah Carrington stood shivering across the street from her childhood home, satchel heavy in hand, cloak dusted with snow.

    Reply
  7. Melissa Breusch

    “Before my eyelids crack open I know I’ve traveled again.”

    Whipsters in Autumn by Trisha Leigh

    Free to read on Kindle for first book. Aliens taken over planet controlling people’s thoughts and feelings accept a few. They can’t be found out. They must guard their secrets at the knowledge that they are free. Bible quote from Ecclesiastes. Aside from a graphic scene of injury to a person thus far since I have been reading it it is a clean read.

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