My first post for a few weeks. I have an excuse. Last week I was commuting and then staying with a relative.
Deciding which book to include today has been a bit difficult. I was going to do The Number of Love by Roseanna M White, but another person in this group has included that book.
So, I'm going to include another book which I have started reading on Kindle Unlimited. Its Marylu Tyndall's latest She Walks in Love, which is a Medieval Fantasy Romance.
I have to confess, I've haven't liked the novels I've read from this author before, but I thought I would give this one a try, especially since I borrowed it for free.
I don't much care for the quaint, pseudo archaic language used in the narration, and in the blurb (below the graphic) although I understand its used to try and make the story seem more ''authentic".
My First Line is from Chapter Eight
She must protect the Spear of Destiny at all costsHe must bring the lady safely homeBut the powers of darkness chasing them have other ideas
Lady Cristiana D'Clere, the new protector of the Spear, is on the run from the steward of her estate, who has kept her drugged for years. All she ever wanted was to be safe, marry well, and raise a bevy of wee ones. Instead, she is far from home, chased by men intent on killing her and stealing the Spear of Christ for its incredible powers.
Sir Jarin the Just has never forgotten the woman who stirred his heart like no other. Determined to find and restore her to her proper place as Lady of Luxley Castle, he sets out on a journey fraught with more dangers than he ever could have foreseen. The biggest danger is to his heart, for he has vowed to remain unfettered and never surrender his freedom to a woman.
Though the Spear protects the couple along their journey, Cristiana must learn to trust the One whose blood stains the relic, while Jarin must learn to rely on powers far above his own knightly skills. For the dark magic that is chasing them may take all the powers of heaven to defeat.
Don't Forget to Click the Meme to see what everyone else is reading. Or share your Own First Line
Happy Friday! My first line is from "Edge of Truth" by Kimberly Rose Johnson:
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Happy Friday! I haven't been posting lately, either but today I'm sharing from The Crossing at Cypress Creek by Pam Hillman on my blog. I'm only a few pages in, and this is my favorite line so far:
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This book sounds intriguing!
ReplyDeleteToday I’m sharing on my blog the first line from The Art of Rivers by Janet W. Ferguson.
Love, like art, took on different forms with each creator.
I want to read that book! Today I'm sharing the first lines from A Reluctant Bride by Jody Hedlund: "Hang on a little longer, my lamb. Happy reading and have a great rest of the weekend!
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