Happy Friday, my bookish friends! Welcome
back to
First Line Friday hosted by Carrie
at Reading is My SuperPower!! I am also linking up with Gilion on Rose City Reader
for Book Beginnings. This is where you share the beginning of the book that you are reading. To join in the fun grab the book you are reading and
leave a comment with the first line (or your link). This week I am reading The Duplicate Bride by Ginny Baird.
Hope Webb turned the final page in her novel and sighed.
Book Beginnings:
Hope Webb turned the final page in her novel and sighed. Real love. The predestined kind.
If only she could live it and not just read about it.
Unfortunately, every time she thought she'd found her happily ever after, the relationship crashed and burned.
Synopsis (Goodreads):
Saying “I do” has never been this much fun in this charming new romance from New York Times bestselling author Ginny Baird.
Hope
Webb can’t believe her twin sister, Jackie, is begging her to swap
places and play fiancée at Jackie’s pre-wedding festivities. Sure, it’s
only a business-deal sort of marriage, but Hope is a carb-loving teacher
who enjoys curling up with a good book. Jackie is a workaholic whose
idea of a good time is a brisk five-mile run at the crack of dawn. The
two sisters couldn’t be more opposite.
Now Hope is stuck in the
middle of a warm, tight-knit family she can’t help but adore and a groom
who turns out to be entirely wonderful...for her.
Hotel
magnate Brent Albright knows something is off about his fiancée, but he
doesn’t care. Gone is the driven woman with similar career goals, and in
her place is someone warm and funny who not only charms his family but
him as well. She’s doing everything she can to avoid him, but that’s
probably just nerves. Two people about to wed couldn’t know each other
less.
Now Brent is determined to woo his fiancée, for real this
time, because the more he gets to know her, the more his sweet fiancée
turns out to be entirely wonderful...for him.
And that’s when things start to get really complicated...
Each book in the Blue Hill Brides series is STANDALONE:
* The Duplicate Bride
* The Matchmaker Bride
Your
turn! Grab the current book you are reading and post the first line (or your link) in
the comments! Then, click on the icons below and join the fun there too!
I like the sound of this book and it's complicated plot with twins and a wedding! I'd read it now!
ReplyDeleteHarvee, I am enjoying it :)
DeleteHmm, the book definitely has me intrigued.
ReplyDeleteHere's my link to my Book Beginnings
https://memyselfiread.blogspot.com/2022/10/friday-fun-october-7-2022.html
It is good, welcome to my blog, and thanks for stopping by!
DeleteWow that sounds very complicated!
ReplyDeleteMy first line comes from Within These Gilded Halls by Abigail Wilson.
Southern England, 1819
Hunting the treasure without me?
A fascinating book!
Oh, it is!! LOL!
DeleteTwins switching places certainly can complicate things...but in fun ways. :D
ReplyDeleteLark, very true!
DeleteThis sounds really good. Very pretty cover too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Yvonne, I do love the cover!
DeleteSounds like a good one. Hope you enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathy!
DeleteI love that wedding dress on the cover. Hope you are enjoying the story.
ReplyDeleteMy quotes are from REMARKABLY BRIGHT CREATURES
I loved the cover too, it was a good story.
DeleteGinny Baird always has such cute covers. I hope you enjoy this one, Cindy
ReplyDeleteThanks Wendy, I did.
DeleteThe dress on the cover is gorgeous, and the story sounds enchanting!
ReplyDeleteLisa, it was good :)
DeleteI'm currently reading Authentically, Izzy by Pepper Basham. It's super cute!
ReplyDelete"In my psychology class we learned that the best way to deal with sensitive artistic personalities like Eli's is to ask questions to help them come to their own conclusions. Directness may lead to internal wounds. Or was that about counseling teenagers? Oh well, I'm sure it works for both."
Have a great weekend!!!
Nicole, I can't wait to read that one!! I will be looking for your review!
DeleteRomance is so much simpler on the page, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteMark, sometimes! Although this story gets rather complicated!
DeleteThis sounds like so much fun! Thanks for sharing! Hope you have a wonderful weekend, Cindy! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ashley, you too!
DeleteI can relate to that first line, lol! I'm currently re-reading To Treasure an Heiress by Roseanna M White. The first line is: "Prince ... or pirate?" Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks Danielle, you too!
DeleteThe name is so catchy, I like the twisted nature of it, will pick this one up soon
ReplyDeletePooja, I hope you enjoy it when you do read it!
DeleteThis sounds really good! Thanks for sharing 😊 Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jen, you as well!
DeleteSuch a cute idea! ...that will of course create chaos and mayhem.
ReplyDeleteSarah- of course, and don't forget the drama, LOL!
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