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Happy Friday!
Heidi McCahan's new release looks absolutely adorable, and I hope I can make time to read it soon.
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First Line: She shouldn't have said yes.
From Page 56: How could one little person's temper tantrum ruffle her feathers so easily?
ABOUT THE BOOK
The navy prepared him for anything…
except an instant family.
When navy veteran Gage Westbrook promised to look out for his late best friend’s son, he never imagined he’d bond with the baby boy. And he definitely didn’t plan to fall for Connor’s gorgeous temporary guardian, Skye Tomlinson. But weighted by guilt for the accident that took Connor’s dad, can Gage find the courage to forgive himself and embrace the chance at a family?
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This sounds like one that will melt your heart. And boy do I remember tantrums. LOL
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I love a good Harlequin novel, and they are not usually bad reads. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday! Today I'm sharing the first lines from Freedom's Ring by Heidi Chiavaroli: "Death's threshold overwhelmed me in a swell of instant silence and intense heat."
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Happy Weekend! My first line is from “Cabbages and Kings: Reflections on Living Abundantly in Christ” by Dianne Barker:
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Happy Friday! I'm sharing from an upcoming release today, Belinda Blake and the Snake in the Grass by Heather Day Gilbert. Here is the first line from Chapter 2:
ReplyDelete"The first person I saw was Jacques, who was driving a lawnmower directly up an incline that made me hold my breath for his safety."
Sorry I'm late coming around. My internet went down yesterday and it's been mostly down since then. They're sending someone out Monday to figure out what's going on. On my blog this week I featured The Brides of Big Valley by Wanda, Jean, and Richelle Brunstetter but I am currently reading Tate by Susan May Warren so I'll share the first line from chapter 4 here: "With one article of clothing, Glo became a new woman." Hope you have a great weekend with plenty of reading time! :)
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