Monday’s First Sentence ~ The Drowning Summer by Christine Lynn Herman
This time, the dead came calling the middle of the night.
This time, the dead came calling the middle of the night.
This time, the dead came calling the middle of the night.
Review for Go Hunt Me
I received this book from TBR and Beyond Tours and the publisher in exchange of an honest review.
Friday’s Page 69 ~ Radio Silence by Alice Oseman
It made me feel sick.
I put my phone down on top of the maths answers I’d been writing in a notebook. The letters of the email and the numbers on the paper all fuzzed together for a moment.
I needed to tell him it was me.
Before I messed up another friendship.
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ The Counselors by Jessica Goodman
The summer will begin like it always does, with me wandering the grounds of Camp Alpine Lake alone. It’s the first day of maintenance week, when all the counselors arrive to get the place ready for campers. But I’m the only one who can come early.
No one else gets to experience how the cabins smell like cedar and lemon when they’re empty, not yet filled with other counselors or twelve-year-old boys who don’t know about deodorant. How the sun bounces off the lake when there aren’t any swimmers bobbing in the lap lanes. Or how you can stand at the edge of Creepy Cliff and scream, loud and long, listening to your voice echo all across New England.
Waiting on Wednesday ~ Tag, You’re Dead by Kathryn Foxfield
Book Blitz ~ The Starburst Effect by Kelly Oram ~ Excerpt + Giveaway
Six for Sunday ~ 19-6-2022: Rainbow of Books
Cover Lover Saturday ~ She Gets The Girl by Rachael Lippincott, Alyson Derrick
First Chapter First Paragraph Thursday Intros ~ So This is Ever After by F.T. Lukens
I’d been envisioning what it would be like to behead the Vile One since the old wizard had shown up at my door the day after I turned seventeen and told me my destiny – that I would be the person who ended the dark shadow of evil that ruled our realm. Well, okay, not that specific second because who believes a drunken stranger with a crooked hat carrying around a humming staff? No one. That’s who. At least, you shouldn’t. That’s unsafe.