pickA lot of strands coming together in this story, and I loved the way Roberts pulls it all together. She manages to be thoughtful about subjects like adoption, nature/nurture, second chances, and what family means, all with a dose of good humor and a bit of murder mystery thrown in. Never a huge fan of the sex scenes, but I know how to skim. :-D
Anyone interested in this copy? I'm happy to mail it to you - just leave a request in the comments!
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2. “Then immediately she picked up the phone again to put the plan that had formed in her mind into action.“
3. Sadly, I have a morning addiction to Lemonade/Tea Monster Rehab...
@RachelsBrittain #weekendreads
pickDownloaded this because I was doing some database testing (I work in a library) and then started reading it. I think I *might* have read it before but I can't remember for sure. Either way, I thought this was a pretty strong book. It's a realistic romantic thriller with multiple storylines, which I am a sucker for.
Of all the books I've read, this is the only first line that I remember! I don't know what that says about me 🙈
This line directly puts me in the mind of a kid, from whose perspective the prologue is told. One of my favorite NR's books, it tells a story of pain and strength, of fighting for the truth and doing what's right, and the bonds that exist among friends and family.
Also, the only Edward Cullen that I like 🙄
#GreatFirstLines #NoraRoberts
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