Every Tuesday, Diane at Bibliophile by the
Sea posts the first paragraph or maybe two of her current read.
Anyone can join in. Go to Diane's website for the image and share the first
paragraph (or2) of the current book you are reading.
The Journey - Northwest Passage Series
by John A Heldt
on my Kindle, provided at no charge by the author
Michelle stared at the marble memorial and saw dead things.
The dead husband went without saying. The man she had known more that half of her life was literally six feet beneath her designer flats. Or at least his body was. Where his enterprising mind was at the moment was anyone's guess.
I have read The Mine and The Show in this series. You can read my reviews on Goodreads . View all my reviews
I really enjoyed John's use of time travel in both these books. He makes it feel like, maybe just maybe, time travel is possible. I fell in love with the characters, Joel Smith and Grace Vandenberg and all the rest. I am looking forward to starting this next book, very soon. This is another e-book for my Ebook challenge and it will be the "J" in my name for part of the Mega Mix Challenge on Goodreads.
So, would you read on?
Until next time,
Stay Busy and Stay Happy
Oh that is a thought provoking beginning. enjoy your book. kelley—the road goes ever ever on
ReplyDeleteHmm, interesting beginning, but I'm not into time travel. Hope you enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteI don't know if I'd pick the book up on my own but I'd at least read a few pages more after this paragraph. I'm new to this meme. You can see my intro here. I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteSounds intriguing...not my usual read, but I might keep reading. Thanks for stopping by my blog.
ReplyDeleteI smiled as I read this one; I'd keep reading - enjoy. Thank you for joining us Judy.
ReplyDeleteWell that beginning paragraph had my interest up until I read time travel. Not for me but I hope you are enjoying.
ReplyDeleteI never read this author but it sounds good.
ReplyDeleteI would have to keep reading to decide.
ReplyDeleteShe doesn't seem very sad about his death. Interesting. I think she's more concerned with whether she will muddy her designer flats.
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