Monday’s First Sentence ~ Love is for Losers by Wibke Brueggemann
Did you know you can marry yourself?
Did you know you can marry yourself?
Did you know you can marry yourself?
Monday’s First Sentence ~ We Were Never Here by Kathleen Peacock
For weeks after the day Riley Fraser disappeared – a cold Saturday in March that seemed ordinary in every other way – people thought he would come back.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ As Far As You’ll Take Me by Phil Stamper
As it turns out, I’m pretty good at lying.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ The Divines by Ellie Eaton
Gerry Lake looked like a bird with a broken wing -something small and green and feathered, lying there in the middle of the lawn- a budgerigar.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Loveless by Alice Oseman
There were literally three separate couples sitting around the fire making out, like some sort of organised kissing orgy, and half of me was like, ew, and the other half was like, Wow, I sure do wish that was me.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ The Care and Feeding of Waspish Widows by Olivia Waite
The corpses were giving Agatha the most trouble.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Be Dazzled
The Boston Convention Center has good security, but it doesn’t have missile launchers, which means it would have a pretty tough time defending itself against Evie Odom.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ The Fascinators
Twenty minutes northwest of Augusta, Georgia, in a suburb where you’re more likely to see someone praying in public than using their magic, Liv Honeycutt was trying to sell her diamond cross necklace at the King of Pawns pawnshop on Highway 104.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ Lost Roads
Gabriella “Gutsy” Gomez was sure every single thing -living or dead- was trying to kill her.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ The Adventurers and the City of Secrets
One of life’s great mysteries is whether detention is a bigger punishment for the student or the teacher.