Monday’s First Sentence ~ Lying in the Deep by Diana Urban
I didn’t realize there’d be this much blood.
I didn’t realize there’d be this much blood.
I didn’t realize there’d be this much blood.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Love & Other Great Expectations by Becky Dean
Dreams are like knees — you don’t realize how fragile they are until something rips them to shreds.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner
She would come at daybreak – the woman whose letter I held in my hands, the woman whose name I did not yet know.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Murder at Spindle Manor by Morgan Stang
Isabeau Agarwal stood before Spindle Manor at seven o’clock in the evening with every intention of killing someone.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ The Bookshop and the Barbarian by Morgan Stang
Maribella Waters arrived at her newly purchased bookshop to find it infested with incredibly rude goblins.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ A Pirate’s Life for Tea by Rebecca Thorne
There were days when Reyna missed the heart-pounding thrill of guarding a queen.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ What Stays Buried by Suzanne Young
Calista Wynn knew the boy was dead before she even opened her eyes.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Chloe and the Kaishao Boys by Mae Coyiuto
The Liang Family lunch is far from the ideal setting to celebrate my dream coming true.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ 50 Terrifying Real Ghost Stories by Eve Evans
This took place right next to the asylum I was living in.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Haunted Healthcare #2 by Richard Estep
Ambulance standbys tend to share one thing in common with paranormal investigations: most of the time, they both involve sitting around with a whole lot of nothing going on.