Pick up a book near you. Type the first line in the comments, along with the title of the book and the author.
The book I’m featuring today is Perfectly Matched by Maggie Brendan.
“Do you, Anna Olsen, take Edward Parker to be your lawfully wedded husband?”
Can two people who are opposites and strangers make a marriage work? Anna Olsen knows it’s time to leave her sister’s increasingly crowded house and start a life of her own. Following her sisters’ examples, she becomes a mail-order bride, and after a short correspondence with clock maker and jeweler Edward Parker, she moves to Denver to become his wife.
Now it’s your turn. Place your first line in the comments and then check out some more bloggers who participate in First Line Friday. Just click on the link below.
Anneliese Dalaba 
The first line on my blog this week is from Toni Shiloh’s latest book ‘Returning Home’. I’ll share with you here a book that I just started reading last night.
June 1811
A London lady never sallied forth unchaperoned. Least of all to a place with the reputation of Vauxhall Gardens. — First Comes Marriage by Amanda Barratt
The Regency Brides Collection
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That sounds interesting to me. I’ll check it out. Thanks for sharing,
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I couldn’t find this book on Amazon. Where did you purchase it from?
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Amazon
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I included the link. Click on the book title
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That’s a great first line!
I’m featuring Lu. by Beth Troy on my blog today, but here I shall share the book I’m currently reading.
“They rode in silence, the murmur of Alex’s expensive late-model white SUV lulling Astrid into drowsiness.”
-Colors of Christmas by Olivia Newport
Happy Weekend!
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That first line begins to pull you into the story. I love Christmas and I’m glad it’s almost that time of year again. Thanks for your comment.
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Christmas is coming soon. I can’t wait either. 🎄
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The book your first line comes from sounds really good and the cover is really pretty!
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It was a really sweet story. Thanks for the comment.
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Sorry that I didn’t get this posted on Friday. I want to share the first line from the first chapter instead of from the prologue: (This is a REALLY fun book to read!)
A New Shade of Summer by Nicole Deese:
“I jiggled the locked doorknob again and wished, not for the first time, that it was legal to use tranquilizer darts on adolescent boys.”
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Sounds like a fun book. 🙂 Thanks for sharing.
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