Happy Friday & welcome to the 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 Once Upon A Farmhouse by the fabulous Angie Dicken!
And the first line is…..
Molly Jansen inched her face toward the steering wheel and tilted her head in the direction of the radio.
About The Book
The prodigal granddaughter has returned
And the love from her past is waiting
Helping her grandmother sell the farm and escaping back to Chicago are all Molly Jansen wants out of this trip—not to reunite with her ex. Single father Jack Behrens will always be the man who broke her heart even if he is the current tenant farmer. But turning Jack and his son out—and not catching feelings for them—might prove more difficult than she realized…
From Love Inspired: Uplifting stories of faith, forgiveness and hope.
224 pages, ebook
Expected publication August 23, 2022
Grab A Copy Here
The Author
Angie Dicken credits her love of story to reading British literature during life as a military kid in England. Now living in the U.S. heartland, she’s a member of ACFW, sharing about author life with her fellow Alley Cats on The Writer’s Alley blog and Facebook page. Besides writing, she is a busy mom of four and works in Adult Ministry. Angie enjoys eclectic new restaurants, authentic conversation with friends, and date nights with her Texas Aggie husband. Connect with her online at http://www.angiedicken.com
Let me know the first line of the book closest to you.
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9 replies on “First Line Friday”
My first line is from Deception by Patricia Bradley:
Today was not a good day to die.
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That’s an intriguing first line. Thanks for stopping by Paula.
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Cute cover, I hope you enjoy it! Have a great weekend!
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Up very soon on my reading list. Thank you, Cindy I hope your weekend is great as well!
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Happy Friday!
I’m just beginning Harvest Moon by Denise Hunter.
“It was not the sort of day when bad things happened. Eighty degrees. September breeze. Sky expanding, wide and blue, above a canopy of trees. Air thick with the fresh smell of pine and the loamy scent of earth. It was a perfect Saturday.”
That does sound like a perfect day! I hope you have an excellent weekend.
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That does sound like the perfect day, I agree. I have that book on my tbr list now I want to read it sooner than I had planned on. I hope your weekend is great too 🙂
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I’ve seen this book around and it looks good!
I’m currently reading A Refuge of Convenience by Kathy Geary Anderson and the first line is: Jonas was dead.
Hope you’ve had a great weekend!
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That’s a rather abrupt beginning. The book sounds intriguing.
Off to the gym soon then haircuts for the boys, so a busy day.
Hope your day is great 🙂
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Sounds busy! Enjoy! 😊
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