Happy Friday & welcome to First Line Friday hosted by Reading Is My SuperPower! It’s time to grab the book nearest to you and leave a comment with the first line. Today, I’m featuring the first line of Amish Jane Doe.I really enjoy Shelley Shepard Gray’s books and have been reading them from the start.
The First line……….
Busy’s Amish Market still smelled the same, like fresh bread,strawberries,lemon furniture polish and clean cotton.
About The Book
He left her without a word…
Now he needs her help to catch a killer
Escaping his Amish community as a teen was about survival, but leaving meant breaking LizBeth Troyer’s heart. Now Detective Jackson Lapp is working a cold case—and the clue to a murdered Amish girl’s identity leads him back to his hometown. Can Jackson and LizBeth rebuild their broken trust and work together to catch a killer before another young Amish woman is murdered?
Publication date Aug 23,22 228 pages Love Inspired Cold Case Inspirational Romance
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16 replies on “First Line Friday-Amish Jane Doe”
I enjoyed this one and hope you do too! Have a great weekend!
Glad to hear you liked it, Cindy. I’ll probably get to it next month.Have a wonderful weekend too and thanks for stopping by 🙂
My first line this week comes from Critical Alliance by Elizabeth Goddard:
Her world was spinning out of control. Correction. Not her world but her body.
Lots of action in this one Paula. I really enjoyed it. Thanks for stopping by.
I am currently reading The Bachelor and the Bride by Sarah M. Eden. It’s really good.
“In recent years, in the area of London near Belsize Park, a young physician by the name of Sefton Palmer established himself as a reliable man of medicine and an individual of inquisitive disposition.”
Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
I’ll need to read this. She writes such wonderful books.,
She does. They’re really good!
This sounds really good! I need to read more Amish books. Hope you have a great weekend! 🙂
I don’t read as many Amish books as I used to but still do enjoy them. Thank you, I hope you do as well.
That sounds like a good one! I’m reading a Love Inspired book, too: A Dream of Family by Jill Weatherholt. The first line is: “Past Due.”
Hope you’ve had a great weekend!
Love Inspired books are great for when you’re crunched on time but still want a complete story. I have read plenty of them.
Yes!!
This is not my typical reading, but it sounds really interesting, thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome. I don’t read nearly as many Amish books as I used to . So many wonderful books, it’s impossible to keep up. Thanks for taking the time to stop by.
Your blog is cute 🙂
Thank you so much. Really appreciate it 🙂 Posted a comment on your blog under Deanne01