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Then Came You: First Line Friday #37

First Line Fridays

Happy Friday, reader friends! It’s time again to peek at a first line and chat books in the comments! I enjoy hearing from y’all on any post but Fridays are extra fun!

As always, you can find my blogger buddies at the bottom of the post and I encourage you to go check out their featured books once you’ve said hi and dropped off your first line here!

Today’s featured first line comes from a brand-spanking-new prequel novella!

Then Came You by Becky Wade

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Then Came You by Becky Wade

Garner’s Journal Entry

Sylvie left me today.

Okay, so the first line is a bit of a downer but I’m just going to say, “hello, handsome” to that cover! Some of you may be wondering why I’m super excited about this series… first of all, it’s written by BECKY WADE!!!

Now, normally I would just leave it at that and maybe give y’all the “DUH” look through the computer screen BUT there happens to be a cherry-on-top SECOND reason that I am super excited about this series… it is set in the land of my heart, the majestic Pacific northwest!!! And since I don’t live there (yet), I try to visit as often as possible in person but frequently in books!

I hope someone is excited with me and make sure you are sitting down because you can pick up a Kindle copy of this novella by BECKY WADE set in the PNW for FREE!!! #DealAlert, my friends! PLUS book 1 of the series, True to You is now available for preorder!

Bradford Sisters Romance series

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This little novella is a can’t put it down read and y’all will love the sneak peek at book 1!


So, open the book nearest to you and post the first line in a comment below!

Then go see what all these lovely First Line Ladies are up to:

Reading is My Superpower | Bookworm Mama | Singing Librarian Books | Radiant Light | Encouraging Words from the Tea Queen | All the Book Blog Names are Taken | Robin’s Nest | Fiction Aficionado | Bibliophile Reviews | Kathleen Denly | Lauraine’s Notes | With a Joyful Noise | A Baker’s Perspective

If you’d like to share the First Line Friday fun on your blog, let Carrie know at Reading is My Superpower!

 

32 thoughts on “Then Came You: First Line Friday #37”

  1. Melissa’s breath came hard, and the pressure in her ears built as she sprinted up the slope toward the top of the cliffs. – Twilight at Blueberry Barrens by Colleen Coble

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  2. Five minutes earlier…

    THERE IS A MOMENT, JUST BEFORE EVERY STORM, when the entire world pauses.
    Siren’s Fury by Mary Weber

    Happy Friday and Happy Reading

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  3. “Sylvie left me today.” Then Came You by Becky Wade. Becky Wade’s novella is the book closest to me right now, too! I almost squealed with glee when I found out this novella came out earlier this week and I downloaded it right away!!!

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  4. Thursday, August 26, 1847 Central Florida Wilderness
    She hated Florida but loved her husband.
    First line from “With This Peace” by Karen Campbell Prough.
    It is the third book in the series that tells the story of Ella Dessa.
    Gritty, real, tragic

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  5. I just love the covers for both the novella and the first book.

    Here’s mine:

    A Most Inconvenient Marriage by Regina Jennings

    February 1865
    Gratiot Street Prison
    St. Louis, Missouri

    “First, you’re going to write a good-bye letter to my sweetheart, and then you’re going to marry me.”

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  6. I’m excited for Becky Wade’s new series, too – love a PNW setting, especially Washington state!

    To continue the Mary Weber first lines started by CarylKane, mine is from Siren Song, book 3 of the Storm Siren trilogy:

    Seventeen Years Ago

    “Short mewing sounds ripple the night air inside the wooden shack.”

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  7. I loved that novella!

    My first line is from Karen Sargent’s upcoming release, Waiting For Butterflies:

    ‘Maggie heard the key in the front door and looked at the clock on the nightstand: 1:48 a.m. Nearly twenty-four hours had passed since the phone had jarred her awake and Sam out of bed.”

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