Happy Friday, reader friends! Today’s featured title is free! Check out the first line and my review of P.S. Goodbye by Tari Faris below, then open the book nearest you and share the first line! Pick up your free ebook copy when you sign up for the author’s newsletter!
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P.S. Goodbye by Tari Faris
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Failing to plan was the same as planning to fail, and Caroline Williams refused to be a failure—even a failure at having the perfect engagement.
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Caroline is my kindred spirit and lists and spreadsheets are our friends! Besides drooling over Caroline’s colorful post-it note arsenal, I completely fell in love with small town Heritage, Michigan (I’ve actually been wanting to visit Michigan and this story solidified that desire)! Grant is an irresistible wounded warrior hero and his heart of gold places him in a class of his own. This novella is a brilliant introduction to an entire cast of characters and I look forward to getting to know them all in the Restoring Heritage series!
I received an ebook copy of this title through the author’s newsletter. The opinions expressed are my own.
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THE AMISH WEDDING PROMISE by Laura V. Hilton
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N.Y. City November 1885
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Happy Friday!
Today on my blog I am sharing the first line from Sweet Melody by Heidi McCahan: https://christianfictiongirl.blog/2019/09/05/first-line-friday-100/. I am just starting chapter seven, so I will share the first couple of lines from there.
“Rhett wiped down the espresso machine one last time then glanced at the large silver clock with chunky black numbers mounted on the white brick wall. His shift had ended a few minutes ago, and the cafe was empty.”
Happy reading! I hope you have an excellent weekend. ???
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Hope you have a great weekend!
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