This week, I'm reading Cana Rising by Dinah Swan. I just passed the half way point at lunch time, so I'll be reviewing it at some point next week.
But here's the first sentence of the prologue:
"Sheree, you're a stooge and a druggie," Scott Bridges said. "You can't just boogie. You want to go to jail?"
And here's chapter one's first sentence:
Mary Alice Tate knew how to put on a party.
And now, turning to page 56, we find:
Mary Alice sipped her cognac. "So you'd really get married to get elected governor?"
I am enjoying this book. I'm just having a hard time finding reading time.
So we've got boogies, parties and elections? This sounds quite exciting!! I'm a new follower :) Thanks for sharing! Here's my Friday post!
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LOL @ the prologue.
ReplyDeleteJudging from the prologue, I'd say the first chapter would have to ring true... lol
And the 56 is intriguing.
I like all three lines for the reasons you guys mentioned.
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That is an opening that should be read out loud to appreciate. It has quite a ring to it.
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Rose City Reader
Sounds like there's a lot of partying going on here!
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Partying before the murder happens, anyway.
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Have not heard of this title before but it sounds like an entertaining read - enjoy.
ReplyDeleteIt's an indy/self-published book. I'm enjoying it, although I wish the pace were a little better.
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