First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ Better Than the Movies by Lynn Painter
The day began like any typical day.
Mr. Fitzpervert left a hair ball in my slipper, I burned my earlobe with the straightener, and when I opened the door to leave for school, I caught my next-door nemesis suspiciously sprawled across the hood of my car.
“Hey!” I slid my sunglasses up my nose, pulled the front door shut behind me, and hightailed it in his direction, careful not to scuff my pretty new floral flats as I basically ran at him. “Get off of my car.”
Wes jumped down and held up his hand in the universal I’m innocent pose, even though his smirk made him look anything but. Besides, I’d known him since kindergarten; the boy had never been innocent a day in his life.
Waiting on Wednesday ~ The Mary Shelley Club/The Last Girl by Goldy Moldavsky
Books to read for Valentine’s Day (2021 Edition)
Friday’s Page 69 ~ Shut Out
Before I could respond, I felt Cash’s hand wrap around mine. He nudged my index finger out and pointed it to the sky.
“What are you doing?” I asked. “I haven’t challenged you yet.”
“No,” he said. “But I just saw one of my own. Look at this.”
And I watched as Cash traced my finger along a line of stars, following a few more into a curve, and then another, until a long line connected them all at a point.
“A heart,” I murmured.
Blog Tour ~ Meet Me At Midnight by Jessica Pennington ~ Excerpt + Giveaway
Cover Reveal Time ~ Tempted by Love by Melissa Foster
10 Books With Amazing First Sentences 2019 Edition
Monday’s First Sentence ~ April Fools
Later, when Belinda thought about that horrible night, she could think of a hundred “if only’s” that might have made things turn out differently.
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ The Way You Make Me Feel
This paper plane was near perfect.
Crisp edges, a pointy nose, and just the right weight. I held it up, closing my left eye to aim it toward the stage. Rose Carver and her short-brimmed black hat were in fine form today, a perfect target, her face lit up beatifically by the stage lights. As she went on about junior prom announcements, I grew more confident.